Criminals are doing HORRIBLE things on TikTok. A man almost lost his family.
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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TikTok trends are emerging every month, and each time they seem to get worse and worse… The victims who unwillingly become a part of these TikTok trends are fearing for their safety. What’s happening on TikTok? Why are teens committing crimes to gain clout on social media?
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I hope people know “insanity” is not a get out of jail free card. Insanity is much more brutal and emotionally draining if you aren’t actually insane than Jail.
They all need to watch one flew over the cuccoo’s nest. If you aren’t actually insane then they’ll find out eventually, and they don’t understand that they will be surrounded by people way more unstable than those in jail, and you’ll feel way more isolated due to the gap in mentality. You also don’t get a sentence, you gotta prove you’ve been rehabilitated if you’re lucky enough to get out.
You also loose your freedom for much longer.
Yeah you’re not going to prison, but you’re gonna be in a psych ward for awhile.
Amgous
I'm dumbfounded at how she thinks that's going to do any good to her, no wonder she did the TikTok trend.
okay but forreal, if you have any type of serious mental illness they just lock you up in a mental living ward for as long as they want and you'll never know when you're getting out and yes they do still do electricshock therapy and etc there. its torture
It’s crazy how tik tok is really the perfect storm of incentive for kids doing ridiculous stupid crap. I know it’s not all kids, but the ones whose parents don’t care what they’re doing online basically have unfettered access to the whole of the internet, including the predatory parts. Part of this is a tik tok problem, they KNOW that it’s primarily kids using the app and they don’t regulate any of this ridiculous crap these kids see, but it is primarily the parents fault.
If they don’t wanna look after their child while their online, they can at least take some time to put some restrictions on there to keep them safe!
I agree it's primarily the parents fault, and I also agree it's partly TikTok's fault.
Earlier this month, we had schools closing in my state because of Tiktoks that were going around saying it was national school shooting day, and that kids should shoot their schools up. I had actually seen videos on Tiktok about it long before our school district sent out a letter, so imo Tiktok should've taken more caution and taken those videos encouraging it down. However, the amount of parents who responded to the school district in social media and said they had no idea this was being talked about, yet their kids knew about it, was highly alarming. Tiktok needs to create and enforce a much better set of guidelines than it currently has now, and parents need to get off their behinds and actually monitor their kids' internet usage.
stricter the parents sneakier the kids.
I mean I won’t blame the parent
@@maiqxobvi then they will look like a strict parent and get insulted for that they possibly can’t do anything but just get the blame
The "angelic yields" trend is amazing, it made me so happy to see the kids out there actually trying to go against the crowd and do something good, adding some positive peer pressure instead of only negative. Good on all those kids.
Peer pressure is a negative thing no matter what. It's the act of making someone feel like they should be doing the same thing.
I would use trend, since that means people CHOOSING to go along with an act.
(Note: I'm not shouting, I'm enhancing the importance of the word.)
@@gachatana9656 bro why do have to be the person to always find something negative out of something
@@Robot_v4 It’s a gacha kid what do you expect
@@gachatana9656 the ** exists
@@gachatana9656 peer pressure for doing something good is negative?
The saying “If idiots could fly, TikTok would be an airport.” Is starting to becoming an understatement. Kids on TikTok are a different breed- All of these challenges are so wrong. The “kids” (basically young adults) should know that those challenges are wrong! They should know not to do it even if it comes with clout. Parents need to teach their kids better!
If idiots could fly,the internet would be a whole airport.
Bruh TikTok would be the mfing Up movie
@@coffee_wolfie2341 I mean, you ain’t that off
Nah tiktok would be every airport in the world
Lol tik tok would be the busiest airport in the world.
The fact that teens are committing crimes to try and go viral on tiktok is honestly just disturbing.
Yea the internet is sort of a new thing & I think tht somthing like this was prob bound to happen cuz parents prob don't fully understand how dangerous the internet can be
It's filled with the worst & best things
Remember when people would do the "Extreme" selfies up until a Russian girl died taking a selfie at the train tracks.
@@mesmoe-rizing yeah…
Yeah when your a teen you should know what’s wrong and right but these attention seekers clearly doesn’t know the difference
@@thaibaoton3984 Exactly, I’m going to be a teen this year but my parents aren’t going to let me have tiktok or any social media bc of the risks and bc so many people get addicted to it. I wish some teenagers would have more common sense before doing these “trends” 💀
"its a trend bro chill"
oh sure thanks for reassuring me when you sabotaged my car and almost murdering my family its nice to have you as a friend.
If someone said this "its just a trend" thing to me while he stole/damaged (or whatever) something i would be like: So... You wouldnt mind if i did the same to you
@@Jochatres woah sorry ard
"no prob bro!"
just imagine if someone stole a car and burned down houses.
JUST. FOR. A. TREND?
@@ambush4625 its so weird...and also thats why I have curtains in my house
They are making these decision 100% aware of what they are doing and should be held 100% accountable to prevent it happening in the future, teach them a lesson. Also happy new year 😝
I agree but also tiktok should be held accountable for allowing this type of influencial content on their apps!
@@aname2641 nah tiktok isn't their parent
@@aname2641 yeah tik tok is however trying to take down the videos thag cause this stuff but they really can’t do it until it becomes a big thing and once it becomes a big thing then it’s no longer just one video it’s a lot so they ban the hashtag but then the kids make a new one it’s kinda impossible in most sense
A bunch of psychopaths
@@megansstallion818 11:29
I remember the “devious lick” trend at my school. Our school already had a problem with destruction in the bathroom. I’m talking, flushing cement down the freaking toilet. It got so bad, people had to sign in to use the bathroom with their student ID and time of entry and exit. So this trend just took this up to 11.
i felt that. in my school this upcoming uear (thank god im a senior this year) we are having online hallpasses, we will need to have our chromebooks to walk in the halls and that is to make sure the halls are not overcrowded. this is going to be a very stressful year
@@shyanne9344 yea, when the trend started in my school a kid stole a whole projector and smashed a toilet- such a great year 🫠
@@starryy_nightz bro wait someone stole a teachrs phone and removed the SIM card, people smashed toilets and sinks, stole mirrors, graffitied the bathrooms and so much more, last year was horrible when this trend was in action
@@shyanne9344 yea, I hope that teacher got a new phone
someone stole an entire toilet from my school's bathroom
the "angelic yields" act was so heart warming for me, it was great to see that were some people who actually taught about making the good choices
I'll do that but no tiktok
yeah, more people need the mindset of “treat others how you want to be treated”
Yeah it is nice, but first I hope they cleaned everything before. 2. If its a school bathroom, there is now a lot more to clean, and if the people who decorate it don't do it, then they just gave more work for others. :( Also, if they lay down money, people who find it bring it to the lost-and-found, so they don't have anything from it. So in the end it's more for the views.
The lack of parenting, the app doing nothing and the stupidity of these people is putting others life at risk. Tiktok should ban the accounts and hashtags that make this happen and police should arrest them.
These are teens not I don’t blame the parents as there is no possible way for them to know about these apps it dosent get recommded to them , they don’t know the child is using it , even if they know about it and restrict it the kid will find a way around it if the parent chooses to spy on what the kid watches , does on his device the parent looks like a strict bad parent to the net schools just be teaching what the internet can do so the future generations will have the knowledge about it. Yea there’s nothing the parents can do except get called a strict parent or a bad parent. I don’t think I’m gonna blame the parents as it’s like so rare for the parents to know about the app if they spy on Thier kid they will get called a bad parent , strict parent , creep. If they restrict stuff the child will find a way around it (I have a story of myself who went around 8 restricted apps at age of 8) so No and Yes parents don’t teach kids stuff like this they don’t want them to get possible trauma it’s the school who should take this responsibility my class teacher had taught us the importance of net and what it can do at age of 10 and I left the social media sites to Save myself But the parents should care enough to take care of the kids after the school gave them a call about thier kids
GIVE THEM JAIL TIME
I blame the parents no the app 🤷🏼♀️🤷🏼♀️
@@CrispyPillow6 thank you oh my god
Literally the smartest thing I’ve seen all day
@@dannaalexamorado9199 all of them are to blame. Tick tock for letting this gain ground and not deleting it or banning it when people report, the parents for letting their children do this or have access to ticktock and the kids because when your a teen you should know that this sh*t isn’t acceptable. -a teen without ticktock cuz I don’t like it.
Lack of parenting is what’s up. Everyone is on their phones and just gives their kids phones to keep them quiet so they can keep being on their phones. All these kids are being raised by David Dobrick and Bryce Hall.
This is the reason why Tik Tok sucks and should not exist also why do these kids even have Tik Tok
i think its both parenting and tik tok
every app has its dangers and tik tok is just has the worst case
Technology isnt the problem. The problem is parents not explaining right from wrong and holding their kids accountable
Thank goodness I never had Tiktok in my life. I was raised by PewDiePie, Markiplier, Princemeed , Annoying Orange and Spongebob.
@@ZetaR0yszawa I was raised by South Park and SpongeBob . No regrets.
I vote we make the following TicTok challenges:
- Reading at the appropriate age level
- Writing a cogent sentence
- Critically reviewing a news report
- Deleting Tiktok account for a designated length of time
- Volunteering at a soup kitchen, senior center, or animal shelter
- Spending an afternoon outdoors without posting it on social media
- Getting a job
- Doing chores
- Literally anything productive
Ah yes, more good
No but seriously these kids would probably do all those just for clout (or maybe charity for some of them if they learn)
They’re cooked 😂
I’ve never heard the word cogent before - that’s a new one for me
@@dnddude9652Basically means well thought out- well reasoned, well researched, well written, etc.
All theses are better than the tiktok community's ideas
The fact that criminals going viral on tiktok isn’t new news is disheartening
That's what tiktok was designed for. The CCP created it to corrupt the youth. Why do you think India banned it years ago?
Well yup the News might be too focused on COVID and less on criminals
@@Fun_Dips More like the corrupted Youth corrupted the app and then that corrupted other kids who knew no better
@@BloodMarket Exactly
@@BloodMarket It spreads like a virus
The devious lick trend was literally making me stop myself from stealing, as I've been a kleptomaniac for so long, since I was a small kid. I see something, and my brain immediately tells me to steal it. That trend was stressing me out so much, and I kept telling myself "what if I accidentally stole something? Would I get caught? I will. Omg I need to check my bag-" almost constantly.
Happy to announce I only stole a single elastic band from an art class, because it was under the table and I couldn't stop myself. I later put it back, like- a month later.
Kleptomania and anxiety do not mix well together-
Im proud of you! Thats huge improvement and you should be super happy with yourself
good job! proud of you
I didn't know this had a name. Since I was very little, I would steal little things, like small toys, coins, erasers, buttons, pencils, necklaces, rings, etc. I never knew why- most of the time I didn't need them or could have bought it, I just would always impulsively steal. This happened for almost everyone I knew, I would always steal something. Not really of value or expensive, but something small. Thank you for this information, it might help me
@@patch3938 I'm sorry if you ever got in trouble for this when you were younger, because I know I was most of the times.
But I'm glad I could help someone associate a word to their actions/behavior :)
@@KalDoesStuff Thank you so much :) fortunately, I only stole such minuscule things and did it very carefully so I never got caught. I'm sorry you got punished for something you couldn't control, especially as a child. I wish you luck going forward :)
As a teen myself I find this behaviour absolutely baffling I really don’t understand why people put peoples lives at risk it’s really messed up
Because they have no common sense and wanna be the shi
Yeah and they also have room temperature IQ
@@imppaxd2790 now now, room temperature is far too high for that level of idiocy, these teens have two braincells that constantly fight for third place
when there's people like this on the planet i'm starting to feel glad i grew up isolated from society.
There is absolutely NO WAY dry scooping is more dangerous than TAMPERING WITH A VEHICLE. Those who CHOOSE to dry scoop are doing that to themselves not other people.
The problem is the "choose" part. Young teenagers and children lack in making informed choices hence why they always need adult permission or are protected by the law to consent or partake in purchasing alcohol etc...
Therefore, without a fully grown brain and matured decision making skills, some children are easily able to 'choose' to do something detrimental to their wellbeing without knowing the full risks.
I don't think the full blame should be on them but also on their influences.
@@johnnyjoestar7143 are u rlly johnny joestar?
@murderisforpussies NOOOO😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@smoothbun Your Villain Arc begins now.
@@chikinoogit7046 im gonna cri to slip
Criminals shouldn't be popular. It's so sad that they are popular.
Yeah
I guess it's a guilty pleasure for people.
Still can't believe people are still supporting Cameron Herrin :/
@@pearlbound who?
@@user-iq8ug1pg1n A person who got arrested for speedracing on a public street and taking the life of a mother and her kid
I am sick of "lack of parenting" defense. I believe parents, the child and TikTok are equally responsible.
I can agree, people think its "Lack of parenting" due to children doing these trends. They do not fully understand tiktok or even have awareness of the app. Its all the child but never tiktok.
I agree. Parenting can only go so far. These kids are their own individual people, with their own thoughts and beliefs. Just because the parent(s) raised a child in a good manner, doesn't exactly mean that child will turn out good. At the end of the day, people make their own decisions, and they need to learn to deal with the consequences.
Yeah, cause even if someone is raised and watched over very well there's still always the chance they'll do horrible things. Like, there are serial killers that exist who had very good lives and were raised by very good parents but still ended up as killers so how hard is it to believe that a kid would follow a dangerous tiktok trend even if they knew it was bad and were raised to know so.
Hmm... if only one of those 3 was responsible for the other 2, oh wait, it is. If it's tik tok, just ban the kids from using it, if your kids are making poor decisions punish them, either by yourself or by having them deal with the consequences, raising someone isn't just teaching and guiding through positive influences, everyone needs punishments too, take their phone, ground them, instil a curfew until they start behaving like sane people, if tik tok is a problem forbid them from downloading, using or posting in it
@@cyanity1017 parents who do their jobs well will at least warn society of the serial killers they are raising, or get them institutionalized. A good chunk of the problem is lack of parenting. I think in cases where minors are committing felonies, the parents should go to jail alongside them for “aiding and abetting”, unless the parent was literally taking steps to try to get their child committed or put away for being a danger to others.
Children learn through imitation of what they see. If the parents engage in unhinged behavior or never engage with their kids at all…. The kids will imitate undesirable behaviors.
If parents go to jail alongside their kids, I promise you a lot more parents will do a better job raising their kids and being more attentive to what their kids are doing.
if you attack a teacher as a "joke"..you deserve what you get. if you are not defending yourself from a teacher assaulting you first, show respect for those who want you to do well in life.
Sigh... So dangerous. Thanks for covering this and educating young people.
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I'm 11 but I found tik tok boring and I know the bad challenges idk why people older than me do this kind of this things
@@Redgsm240 because your parents actually raised you like parents should.
@@Ast-mo5qz oh
There's a reason that children weren't charged as adults until recently. The youth of today are on a different level and are capable of truly horrific behavior that minors never used to exhibit as a whole. The song "sail" by Awolnation describes this phenomena very well.
Edited because I officially died when I saw those kids stealing stall doors. It's not funny but it is.
Nah the reason it changed here in the UK was because of 6 year olds murdering a 2-3 year old...
rizz in poggers 🪦
@@purple6705rip
Imagine risking decades of having a normal life, for a trend that can possibly ruin your life
i’m sure there were motivations outside of just the trend that led them to do what they did
"But I'm gonna get so many likes!"
Yeah, have fun trying to apply for college or university. Think before you do something.
@@N0R1. or even applying a job
Having to commit crimes just to get clout says a lot about how our society places fame and popularity over safety or others lives.
yeah i hope i dont to be the next victim to this "trend"
sadly they think that all attention is good attention.
@@tex_the_proto2880 That is so true
That's what happens when you create a society that values money over human lives
@Pnylyck Jvanof that's literally All social media, tik tok isn't the problem, just a symptom.
As a teen I am horrified that other teens of my age has come down to this, like I didn’t realize breaking laws was a trend nowadays.
The sad thing is that the parents of most these children have worse attitudes than the children. These kids who feel empowered to act this way bring that attitude from home. Parents need to grow up and wake up and be constructive parents. It is not the schools responsibility to raise your children or parents parents.
yes.
Yup.
Totally agree
The first "children" should be replaced by parents, not completely sure if it's correct or not
@@erickurquidez8944 it's written correctly. If you change the first parents to children the sentence doesn't make any sense
I’d say it would be both Lack of Parenting AND TikTok’s Fault.. The Parent’s for allowing Their Children to Do These Challenges and Tiktok for even allowing these Dangerous Trends/Challenges on The Platform
Exactly
If it’s lack of parenting that caused this then why did the same kid who took something also decide to do an angelic yield?
@@cadds8055 Because it's a trend. Most people who take part in these challenges probably aren't thinking about morals or others, they are just thinking about views and likes.
@@britishbirdie9113 so it has nothing to do with a lack of parenting then since you said all form of morales and empathy gets thrown out the window when deciding to do this for views
@@cadds8055 That is not what I meant. Parenting would have some cause (Not teaching your kids that they shouldn't do something just bc they saw it on the internet or because others are doing it, teaching them why certain things they see online might be harmful or illegal.)
Attention likely plays a big factor, how much attention are the kids who do these challenges getting from their parents? Humans are social creatures, we need one another, so these kids may be doing the challenges to try and get the attention they crave and leaving their morals at the door. That need of attention might be greater than them being able to think if it is okay to do it or not.
I remember when the ‘devious lick’ trend was going around, a student was caught stealing a whole towel dispensers from my school and lots of other students got caught taking coffee and personal items from the teachers lounge, which was an open area in my school with a wall border, now we can’t go to the bathroom and if we do we have to be monitored by an adult which causes its own problem cause multiple students said that some off the staff were looking in the stalls as they used the restroom and most of them became uncomfortable which is understandable. We also had to use a sign up sheet and put or names, school ids, and the time stamps if we ever left the classroom. Any of these things can make students uncomfortable but due to the actions of others we all had to suffer in such a way.
I can't believe I am in the same generation of people as these criminals. They're doing illegal things just for clout, and even get others injured. I am ashamed that people actually do this just because of a trend.
Agreed
Same man
On behalf of all 13 year Olds I wish to say that we disown those who would do this
@@AgentB4Bisexual I’ve just completely lost faith in most kids younger than me.
Cant imagine what going to school as a normal middle schooler now would be like in the US, its not extremely bad here in Germany but there is lots of kids vaping and I had a lot of them just ask me during recess if i vape, and there is some who just make tiktoks in schools and its really not that great, praying for u guys in the US who's schoollife is probably 10000 times worse than mine in Germany
Just when you think humanity is getting back on the path to building community and empathy...nope. 😪
It’s so sad tbh.
When did you get that feeling 😅
And why would you have Ever thought that?
@@genesisansbro4936 like for 2 seconds when the world stopped over covid...it didn't last long
It's just evolving but backwards
Okay but the person "stealing" the water was actually funny 🤣
The fact this is happening *AT ALL* really finally shows you hard proof how little the parents of today care about their children and how willing they are to shove an LED screen in their face just so they can go spark a joint. Honestly just disgusting.
Parents never cared about their kids... Its just now we can witness it all publicly instead of behind closed doors.
Its like sending a child out into the dangerous world to play back before tablets and they pick up bad habits from other kids
@Isabella Neldon, not Nelson. • 100 years ago same
@Isabella Neldon, not Nelson. • 100 years ago same
@彡 Tanjiro 彡 彡 Kamado 彡 same
@ / / / Takuro Kamadodo / / / not same
I don’t know who needs to hear this but pleading insanity does not get you off of your charges and sends you home it just ensures that whatever time you are given you’ll have to do all of it in a psychiatric care facility which sometimes in most cases is worse than prison but by all means do you
Fr, people think insanity will always work, i swear this generation will not last long in the future
I mean, clearly somethings not right if this much forethought and common sense is thrown out the window.
That is only if they get a diagnosis from a forensic psychologist.
My school locked the bathrooms because of theft and vandalism, and my mom managed to get me permission to go anytime, but I was still too anxious
I remember my chem teacher telling us in October about the teacher trend and my heart dropped
She is a really nice teacher and was understandably worried about it happening so she warned us about the rumor
The world shouldn’t have to be a place full of good people getting hurt…..
I hope the trend didn't reach your school and i hope your nice teacher is perfectly okay
i mean this is true but the bad teachers that got attacked by the trend needed it
@@emireri2387 nobody deserves to be attacked.
@@madiw3240 yeah
If it reached mine and I saw it happen, I would give the perp a bare-knuckle beatdown.
These poor teachers don’t deserve this treatment.
Social media clout is very dangerous when it comes to these situations and needs to be addressed more often.
Parents need to take some accountability as well. Limiting internet usage and setting healthy boundaries don't lead to these types of behaviors. Monitoring what they upload and discussing what is inappropriate is important. Blaming an app is just a scape goat for bad parenting.. or lacking in parenting.
it depends on the kid as well, my parents told me what i could and couldn't do and didn't get mad at me if i came to them with something i though was inappropriate or wrong popping up on my phone or whatever. my parents never needed to monitor my internet usage
@@mishkeisha yep true, it's the same for me
@@mishkeisha It definitely does depend on the kids as well, but it sounds like your parents did a good job and raised you to be the kind of kid that they didn’t need to monitor so heavily.
@Rave Shot yea
Basically giving your child no privacy at all? Well good luck with that
Can we normalize children above 3 getting into trouble forthe things they do. These are TEENS not babies. They know the exact influence the media holds on them and are completely responsible for their actions. No IFs ANDs or BUTs. This is no ones fault but their own.
i completely disagree with this. they are c children and children only learn things from others. somebody had to show them this, to teach them this, no child would have these ideas on their own. i'm not saying they are blameless, it is partially their fault but also parents society and environment. i'm 29. when i was a teenager i did not always understand the things i did , not how i do now as an adult. their brains are actually different from adults so no you can't say anyone above three has the same comprehension of actions as adults that's not scientifically true
Up to 13 years children don't know what they are doing 14+ should be held accountable
Amen
Wait so we should be arresting 4 year olds?
@@unpluggd558 ye
At one point there was a [supposed] TikTok trend to kick open bathroom stall doors and film people on the toilet, according to my at-the-time coworker. Her niece and nephew complained about it happening at their school.
THAT ALSO HAPPENS AT MY SCHOOL! Except the poeple kick the doors then run away. 3 students from my classroom have been caught doing this.
It's a shame that the first real consequence a kid faces is when a kid is in a courtroom. They should already know that there are consequences for some behaviors.
Glad i was tought right from wrong-
It's almost like they should be taught that in a government class or just make a law class in general
Apparently my cousin doesnt know about those consequences😒😒
@OliiTheOlive what did your cousin do?
@@wieldylattice3015 89 buried. 1 found in 6 pieces.
How is dry scooping the most dangerous thing in this list? You literally just discussed people tampering with vehicules, that puts the drivers and others in danger.
Dry scooping can also be lethal. Look it up.
@@wmdkitty lethal for one instead of multiple.
I feel like it's cuz it's one of the only legitimate trends
Cause the lug thing was never a trend/
Maybe because the dry scooping was an actual trend on TikTok?
I have stole something once but years before this trend started, it was in elementary school and I was 6. I saw a gold little badge and I wanted to have it, I didn’t know anything better and stole it. I thought it was “magical” and that’s why. But these kids know exactly what they are doing and I’m disturbed and disgusted that they just do this for some internet likes, views and clout.
I used to steal things in elementary too. Just impulsively took things despite feeling some guilt. Don't know why I did it, really. The biggest thing being a classmate's binder for some reason. I don't really know why, maybe I thought it looked cooler than what I had or something. I also stole many pencils, pens and even a few things (like those 'special pens' teachers use) from the teacher's desk. May have even been a little bit of a klepto or something, I dunno. Good news is I haven't stolen anything since 4th grade, and I'm now going into my senior year in high school
(Edited because my brain forgot to spell and the typo was driving me crazy)
As always tiktok being the worst mistake ever made and still is.
As well as Twitter.
Don’t forget Facebook
And also Tumblr
We almost had it banned. Idk what happened with that
No it twitter
With the heartbeat trend I absolutely hated it, I think it’s fine to do it to your friends and stuff but not strangers, as someone who has anxiety, someone knocking on my door can cause my anxiety to act up, if someone knocked that aggressive then I can have an anxiety attack, I’ve only recently gotten my anxiety fine enough to deal with knocking and stuff, I feel like this trend can make it go back to how it was before
Imagine if they did that trend at the door of someone who's gone 110% behind the castle doctrine because of previous break-ins.
I'm currently being harassed by an ex, they have threatened to brake into my home, if I herd aggressive knocking the police would be here in minuits (I'm marked vulnerable and in danger, I also have a child) you don't mess with peoples homes, especially not for fun
To all the teens out there rn who don’t care about having clout/views/followers on social media- I truly believe YOU are our most promising future. Social media is a blessing in many ways but the infatuation with becoming popular or famous to a bunch of strangers on the internet, to the extent at doing any of these is a total mystery to me.
I'm starting to be a teen and have only installed tiktok a few times just for fun
Thank you everyone ignores actual normal people like us like beo I go to school and I'm baffled by these othere kids acting like animals
I am glad I grew up with "outdated" tech. It may be more annoying to use, but it helped me understand not to get mad at even the smallest of problems unlike these tiktok kids. My cousin literally punched me one time because I pointed a nerf gun at him during a nerf gun battle.
I just can't understand this. I could never imagine doing any of these "trends" when I was in school. How heartless can you be?
Not to mention just straight up idiotic and rude... unscrewing and SAWING OFF lug nuts? Slapping a teacher? BANGING on stranger's doors? These people need to get off the internet.
Teen's brains aren't nearly fully developed, the decision-making and risk-assessment part specifically isn't. I think parents need to teach the kids about the dangers, repercussions, etc. of these behaviors as well as try to get them to understand online validation isn't worth it. But TikTok also needs to step up it's game on punishing this behavior so they can't go viral in the first place. Not everyone has parents who are present, or parents who understand anything about TikTok.
Maybe it’s just me but most teens I know and myself know not to ASSAULT PEOPLE or TAMPER WITH VEHICLES. I agree that in some cases the parents didn’t teach them well enough, but in most cases the teens know exactly what they’re doing and what they signed up for :/
@@01kkp60 Its not just you. Most teens i know see this as an idiotic thing
@Lydia Lydia so teens don’t have any responsibility for their actions?
huh mine been in the right sense unlike most teens ;-;
@@yamiru3417 everyone thinks they are smarter and have more common sense than the other person. But the fact is that the brain of a teenager is indeed undeveloped.
Me to TikTok:
Can you stop doing horrible things
FOR FIVE MINUTES?!
What parents need to realize is that yes your kid is capable of these trends. Parents don't talk to their kids because they think "my kid is good and would never do this". I don't believe all kids are bad, but all kids want to be accepted by friends and that makes them do things they wouldn't otherwise do. Parents even though your kids are good and you think they wouldn't do it you still need to talk to them about trends and peer pressure.
"kids are cruel jack, they just lose touch with it over time" -sundowner.
Exactly
Agree, I was a good kid. I am still a good person and I would never do any of those trends.
The problem isn’t ticktock or lack of parenting, it’s the teenagers not thinking of the repercussions of their actions
True, but it is still their parents' job to make sure they learn that before they get to this point.
Who provides the first repercussions and punishments for children again?
Why do parents allow*
Parenting should include repercussions of actions taken. But then again, in this day and age, every participant gets a trophy, we're all getting ice cream, or at least you tried so I'll give it to you for the attempt. Not many people go through challenges that help them grow because there's always someone there to make the booboo better. I KNOW it's not easy to navigate life without guidance. GIVE a person a fish, they're fed for a moment. TEACH a person to fish, they're fed as long as they can reel in the fish. I've worked with too many people who don't do anything because they've always gotten someone else to do it for them. FORGET THAT BULLCRAP! If you can't do the time, then don't do the crime. Time? What's that? lol
@@budsak7771 I couldn't have said it better myself
So angry about having use a clear backpack, I have to carry around anxiety meds and the amount of times it's been confused with contraband makes it so much worse on my anxiety.
why would a college student (a young adult) even participate in these dangerous trends? they know that they'll receive severe punishment. they can't rely on their parents to save them at this age.
c l o u t
@@Melonfeline I don't know why these trends for clout, they would litteraly suffer the negative consequence
There was kids Kicking in doors where my Nan Lives...
My Nan sent the Dogs after them, Whole neighbourhood has been quiet since.
My nan has like 5 ex-police dogs.
pikmin 4
Well good for her! We need more people like her in the world!
The dogs are real lucky to have someone take care of them.
@@TheDragonfriday why?
👏 👏 👏
Bros took "its just a prank bro" to a whole other level 💀💀💀💀
They better throw that insanity plea into the garbage. Girl knew what she was doing. Just didn't consider how bad the consequences could be.
She didn't consider the long-term consequences for her own self. She choose a victim that was 64 years old and she knew would be hardly able to fight back, because of being disabled. So the little bee thought "no consequences for smart me", thought wrong. I hope she will get a good punishment, so she is going to learn something.
No they definitely should give insanity plea this is unresolved mental illness issues
No, no,
Let her plead insanity
The American mental health system is much worse than the prison system
Jesus christ, every day my faith in humanity lowers.
This generation is an embarrassment honestly.
"Basicly humanity is evolving, but back wards."-Pewdiepie
@@roccoon9892 I’m embarrassed to be a part of it.
Same
@@roccoon9892 every single generation was embarrassing and ridiculous, humanity itself is ridiculous.
18:03
But worse, people could have PTSD living in these houses
Oh dang this could be why my mom's car was missing lug nuts a little while ago. Luckily we heard a weird sound and pulled the car into a nearby garage to get fixed before anyone got hurt
Ppl sometimes steal parts to sell
Oh yeah remember when people kept stealing catalytic converters?
@@sixfeetundertheradar6080 usually they steal tire’s
i feel like the people who do this stuff for “clout” don’t get enough attention at home, or at all.
I feel like I’m the future they will feel extreme guilt
I really think this generation is evolving backwards
I saw in one of these “angelic yields” in my school and the boys in the bath room took a whole sink so the girls started a wall of post its out side the bathroom saying good things. I love to see this energy.
The stealing water "devious lick" was really funny tho. No harm there. Just a wet pocket :"D
if someone doing a devious lick just let them they should go lick a toilet(joke)
@@Nockgun I was only talking about the water stealing one mentioned in the video.
Ah yes, I wonder if these people are the ones that threw a brick at my mother's windshield
Trying to kick down someone's door in the middle of the night for clout is a good way to get shot
Sweet home TEXAS
what
Totally
the city i live in you try to do that you gonna get shot down.
@Potato Potashium catch a fatal case of "bullet in the head"
I honestly have no idea how tf kids can see a video of punching a teacher and think “I should do that!”
8:02 just because the age to use tiktok is "13+" doesnt mean kids will listen to that 😂 no kid on the planet would ever tell the truth to a computer about their age
"elementary school students are too young to have a tiktok account" bruh. I've seen a six year old. watching tiktoks from her ipad. of other kindergartener tiktokers dancing to a tune. that was actually my first exposure to tiktok as a 30+ year old.
I saw like a 4 year old scrolling through TikToks at the grocery store
You don't need a account to veiw stuff. So kids to just watch it
That's great that TT has put out this pamphlet about the app. The problem comes from TT also not sticking to their own TOS...I had actually seen a child po*n vid on my fyp. I reported the vid and received a message from them saying there was no violation. The pamphlet means nothing when nothing is done on the platform.
That's horrible... 🤮🤮🤮
That’s horrific
The pamphlet wasn’t even produced by Tik Tok, they just linked it.
Plz refer to it as Tiktok in the future. I’m a gear head and every time I see TT the only thing that pops into my brain is *TWIN TURBO*
@@wieldylattice3015 Taco Time
I know this is out of subject, But i find it funny that in each video that has a sponsor (including this one), The most replayed part of the video is when the sponsor ends.
jail cells are gonna run out of space, I fear 😭
yeah 😔
I hope is won't
They did…. Why do you think people get released for overcrowding all the time.
Here's the problem with angelic yield,making the school bathrooms into a place to hangout can be bad sure they are trying to do good but there are some that skip classes and go to the bathroom during the whole class or they just walk in the halls,if they know that the bathroom looks like that they will most likely be there.
yea no i don’t see how that’s a problem
@@lilyslusher I live in United States of America, and it's mostly common for students to skip classes in High School and of course how most students are they will most likely be in the bathroom if it looked like a hangout spot ,but even if it isnt there are still some that stay in the bathroom during the whole school hour. Sometimes we can't have good thing , I mean what will be better is posters with inspiration quotes to make someone else's day better.
Look If u still don't understand I tried but that is ur opinon based on what u see.
@@lilyslusher I don’t think having a couch(or whatever that is) in the bathroom is good man
I agree about the people who skip class. The bathroom is a hotspot for people who skip class and having it be this luxurious is gonna make it even worse.
Also no matter if you think it’s good or bad if the school asks you to stop you stop.
@@lilyslusher imagine bunch of bullies hang out in the bathroom, they want to bother you while you take a leak including when using the toilet.
Kids in school always do that, what would be the difference?
The fact that some people are stealing school busses for tiktok
I remember Chubbyemu making a video about the preworkout dry scooping trend, but it was mostly about a particular case and what it did to the patient's body in-depth.
i also watched that video
Someone at my school replaced the soap in dispensers with strawberry milk. The next day, they all started spoiling but the person wasn't even caught. A wekk later, our principal came on the announcements and said "If you want to be tiktok famous, at least be origional."
Zamn first time
Someone put a gum on our teachers sit and she went ballistic and punish all of us
Thanks who ever you are
@TheRaidedJade what a chill principle
Absolute legend
Why did I read that quote in Snapcube Eggman's Voice? •-•
Ah yes, doing crimes on camera.
It really is great when criminals do the cops work for them, isn't it?
if only the cops would do too...
@@aleisterlavey9716 Amen brother
Of course, she slapped the 64 year old teacher and not a 30s something coach.
I don't blame the parents in this situation, these kids are literally like 15+ years old, they should know that committing a literal crime isn't worth 16 likes on Tik-Tok.
And if they genuinely think it through and still do it, their hopeless... 🗿
You and me buddy. I have no f-cking clue on what goes through their mind.
Lack of parenting or bad parenting creates these situiations no matter the age.
I dont understand why they do this. Did parents not teach common sense?
@@milkshake2331 clearly not parents just let their kids do and get away with anything nowadays 🤷🏽♀️
I’m embarrassed to be part of this generation.
Gen Z isn't the problem. It's not TikTok. It's the failure of modern parenting and school systems. A total generational disconnect could only make this worse. But I can't let the new generation off fully though, as they thought these were good ideas. And TikTok isn't removing the challenges that lead to terrible consequences. Overall, it's a part of each sides doing something awfully wrong.
Thank you for keeping us up-to-date on TickTock trends. I am not on TickTock, but that does not make me immune to dangerous TickTock trends. Thank you.
Whats TickTock
Is TickTock the new Ohio clothing brand💀
7:53 just because it's not a tiktok trend doesn't mean it's not on tiktok. Some people just find random videos it doesn't matter what you watch or what you want to watch
15:25 when that Taco Bell hits
I work at a school and we've had to send emails to parents about these dangerous trends and explain that if their child pulled that behavior in school there WOULD be legal action taken.
Im glad someone’s actually responsible and cares for once.
It's just a sad thing that happens everywhere not just TikTok
Mainly TikTok.
Yeah, sounds like a Social Media problem than just TikTok.
Nah it’s literally just tik tok and mainly tik tok in America
I remember the devious lick trend. In my high school, nearly all bathrooms were closed. One kid got dragged out of the school in handcuffs for stealing part of a fire alarm.
oh boy, tiktok users doing something stupid while being overlooked by their parents, I WONDER WHAT COULD HAVE GONE WRONG
I feel like not enough kids realize how expensive some of the items they're stealing are. The most expensive thing I saw in one of the videos was the microscope; Those are sold for a couple thousand and is more than enough to land one of those kids in jail for theft. 😬
I saw a kid steal a toilet
@@laylam.ingram-alger6091 I have no idea
@@normalhuman9878 i-
WHAT THE FU-
@@normalhuman9878 I can't even lift a medium table, AND THAT KID IS STEALING A TOILET
@@normalhuman9878 Confusion
This is one of the reasons I am trying to get into wildlife conservation or to become a park ranger so I can deal with ppl less.
Plus I enjoy the outdoors and learning about different species
My school definitely got a “devious lick”. In the front of the school we have a 19 letter sign where all the letters are separate so to steal the entire sign you need to steal 19 things. 12 random letters got stolen on the same day. The remaining letters didn’t spell anything and there wasn’t a pattern, it was just random. The sign was also around 8 feet of the ground. Luckily it was at the front doors and I go to an extremely high security school so the people got caught on camera and the sign was returned.
What Did The Sign Say? That Was A Smart Move.
The name of my high school
I'm starting to think I like this online learning more so this never would happen.
Being a teacher is hard enough and they gotta deal with this 😕
I think that the reason for this is because teens nowadays like myself feel deprived of attention from their classmates and peers.. they feel left out when they hear how many followers their classmates have and it makes them feel insecure so they try to do the most crazy thing that can gain views.. I don’t have tik tok thankfully but I kinda want it just so I can watch funny videos
Yes, it’s unfortunate that your generation has been so impacted by the need for social media clout. Just remember that followers aren’t a substitute for being a good person and they can often lead people to their destruction. It may be lonely to go against these trends, but you’ll feel better about the person you become in the future by not being concerned with that kind of thing.
@@aalires Yeah! I want to be a psychologist so I can help others and in the process help myself!
Tiktok honestly would’ve been better if Trump banned it I’m sorry😭it’s continuously getting worse and people have died. Not to mention the lack of parenting also plays a huge role in this.
u aughta pull up a seat with my squirrels, & hear all the things that me & my TarotCards have been saying about it... 🔮🐿
@@LelynnsSquirrels ????
@@suha6036 do u like squirrels? 🐿
I heard India banned it? Good for them
@@CrispyPillow6 yeah it did..and soon after that insta reels got released, now most tiktokers use that unfortunately 💀
this is literally the definition of
'Humanity is evolving,just backwards!'
*b a c k w o r d s*
backwords
Backwords
Ah yesh I a speckive the enrish
Tik tok should be 100% held accountable for allowing those crimes to be posted and the kids should be 100% accountable for their actions
I hope that TikTok stops these trends.
How?
@@Cocoleavemealone ban
It's the fact that the girl that slapped the teacher smirked on her mugshot when I saw that on the news I already knew she didn't have home training and was on TikTok 24/7 it's a shame that this generation is evolving backwards these kids will get no where in life but jail if they keep this up
I agree parents aren’t raising their kids correctly at all. Dad is busy working and mom are doing the same thing leaving these kids alone pretty much all day. Everyone is too caught up in their own lives, once mom and dad get off work they rather unwind then spend that much needed time with their kids. We all need to do better as parents and teach our kids morals and how to respect adults and their peers.
Personally, having Asian parents.... I think that most American parents are terrible at disciplining their child.
Especially today.
I have had friends where they “are never the bad guy” and judging by his interactions with his parents, they are the ones who facilitate his behavior
Yeah but a lot of parents are also quite harsh, many, many friends of mine (me included) are disciplined heavily. It's just the smallest majority that are usually the loudest in these sorts of situations because they do whatever they want.
Disciplining a child isn’t abusing them which a lot of Asian parents do. There’s a middle ground between abuse and being too lenient.
I’m Happy to be born in Asia got my device at 8 but luckily never used chatting social media sites till 12
@@CrispyPillow6 😂😂😂 lucky to be born there. Dude, you’re brainwashed
@DripTrollKing race is irrelevant, abuse is abuse, culture doesn’t give you a pass to abuse your kids.
Now I remember why I never installed TikTok.
It’s also technically Chinese spyware!
@@wieldylattice3015 so is every other social media,atleast China doesn’t have enough english speakers to track common people
How hard is it to miss someone carrying a door