I think it’s so damaging to teach kids to lie and blur the lines of reality and acting like that. You can even see their confusion as to what they should say and when they should lie.
I also wonder if they get nervous or scared because their parents are screaming and acting worried/mad in the last skit, I know if I was that young I would be upset with adults yelling at me even if it was pretend
@@lassoroot same here! I work with kids and did a lot of psych classes in uni and for young kids (like the younger boy) 'play' reinforces their growth and development and role play helps them cope with emotional conflict (like how when you were young you and your friends probably role played various interpersonal conflicts like a story and worked it out). So. Idk man. I feel like this kind of pretend with the parents for a camera might get confusing for some kids. I also work with kids in theatre productions, and even though it's a different setting and everything is very clearly pretend, we still monitor them and make sure any questions or concerns they have are addressed. Like if there is something sad or a more serious topic being handled I make sure they feel comfortable and understand that it's different than real life. So anyways. My non-professional opinion is that playing pretend about lying and stealing and getting yelled at (with your parents in your home) might be a liiiiiiiitle weird for young kids to process. 😶 Edit: I just remembered that in one show, the kids did have to get yelled at on stage and they were older (like 12 and 13) and definitely knew it was not real, but it still took them a few tries to get used to it where they weren't literally shaking in their boots and unable to get their lines out (and the guy made sure to interact with them positively offstage because he didn't want them to be scared of him lol). The guy yelling was super nice irl BUT he was playing a horrible man (this was Boo's dad in TKaM) and he looked so intimidating that even I felt on edge around him. So yeah. Even teens and young adults get jumpy when adults/authority figures get mad and freak out even if it's 100% pretend!
Plus it raises your kid to just think doing fucked up shit is fine. Because you've been 'acting' doing it for years as a kid and your parents were fine with it. So stealing is ok right?
"I don't feel guilty bc he did it" is such a sibling thing to say omg. But yeah this is fake af, somehow the dad is even worse at acting than the kids.
I actually kinda disagree. I mean this video is awful all there videos are bad but i think there very harmless i think exploiting them is a little harsh. The kids seem to be having fun so is it really exploiting i mean the kid gets v bucks seems like a mutually beneficial agreement for everyone evolved.
@@lazygenie5616 In a way i would agree. it is harmless but in another way the kids look like they dont wanna do it. feel the parents are making the kids do it for money.
@@catherine2514 my brother was a bit of a troublemaker so my parents always assumed it was him every time even if i told them it was me because they thought i just didn’t want him to get in trouble so they would just get more mad
i know i’m late responding, but i went to school with these kids. they never acted like this or talked much. after covid the kids kind of disappeared. i wonder where they are now?
When I was a kid, I noticed one day that the fridge looked a little emptier than usual (I figured out later it was because my parents were just going to go grocery shopping on the weekend since it was a busy week) and I cried because I thought it was because I took two quarters from the kitchen table to buy ice cream at school that day-
When i was like 7 i accidentally bought a bunch of berries for $99 on that smurf game where u make ur own village and my parents still make fun of me for it
I feel really bad for these kids. They’re so sweet and little. They deserve real childhoods and privacy away from cameras. I hate family channels so much.
Idk why but this is the one family channel I’ve seen where the parents seem very reasonable with these videos. The kids definitely want to make them and I feel like it shows more than any other cahennel
that’s an interesting observation but to be fair, that is how a lot of kids talk in front of a camera. an adult vlogger might sound like this only because they have a young audience and want to get on their level. i know the kid’s vlogging is staged but the enthusiasm in his voice should be more real than an adult’s. it’s not a good idea to shove a camera in the child’s face and publicly expose him but i hope he was still having fun
maybe it shouldn't be? Those adult vloggers are targeting children. Do you think they speak normally? No! The adult vloggers actually try and speak more childlike and less adult like, so it's probably easy for the children to speak this way. Because the adult vloggers are using child like languages to target them. Kind of the way mothers have a special way of talking. You know it. "whuse a gud wittle gurl you are! yes you are" -> baby speak. Interesting fact, this doesn't just happen in English, every language has a "baby talk" that mothers use with their children instinctively. They use speech that is easier for babies to learn remember and imitate. Vloggers are using a type of "child talk" to target children. The reason the vloggers are using it is disgusting, but the fact that children are imitating it is completely natural and expected.
I just wanna shout out the kid who left the "I like trains" comment. He didn't indulge in all that tomfoolery that was on display. He just wanted people to know that he's really into trains. Good for you, kid.
My mom taught us the value of money by explaining us what she did at work and how much she was paid for one hour of work, so when we asked for stupid shit she'd say "For this thing, I would have to work for 4 hours doing physical chores and all, is it really worth it?" and she also had us "work" with her (very minor tasks that kids can easily do) and paying us the same she was making for our time of "work". I think it's a nice way of teaching :)
Yeah I was raised by a single mom, and she was always very open with me about how much things cost and what her budget looked like. It helps give a grounded understanding of what money is and what a budget is early.
We're gonna need an entirely new specialty of therapist to handle adults who were forced to be internet famous as kids and now don't understand what real life is.
I charged $600,000 on my mom's credit card during the 2009 recession, plunging my family into poverty shortly after. But my club penguin puffle looked fresh tho.
The oldest son and the dad have alright acting, and for how young he is the little one was pretty good too. It's just that the premise of the video didn't make sense (which really I don't think it even has to- it's clearly made for kids). The mom was really bad tho.
Eh, that haircut is common among a lot of married moms in the lower middle class that are on the threshold of middle age, and there's a reason for it: they don't have time in the morning to do their hair because they have to raise their kids and do chores for the husband. What they want is a haircut that is really cheap (i.e. super easy) and doesn't require maintenance beyond a little combing. So, the poor man's Vidal Sassoon cut, a kind of ugly asymmetric page/bob hybrid, is what such women usually get. Really poor women don't get their hair cut at all and it grows out into long, dry strands. In Europe, women get the same haircut as the men do: hedgehog style, those ugly spikes that guidos and douchebags made intolerable in the States. It's even worse than the Karen bob.
When I was a little kid I asked my dad to buy me Minecraft and he jokingly responded that he couldn't cause he needed to pay for the house, I then spent years with horrible anxiety thinking I was one videogame purchase away from being homeless 😭😭😭😭😭
as someone who is still a minor and is the one who pays rent for her family and the cost of food and everything else.. i find this kinda relatable lol.. if i didnt work 24/7 we would become homeless.. and if i bought even one thing for myself or took a small percentage of the money we wouldnt find money for food today.. i suffer from severe anxiety al the time cuz of this..
@@pogisdog Yes, let’s continue allowing the exploitation of impressionable children and use them as money making machines in favour of the greedy and selfish parents whilst simultaneously putting the children’s privacy and safety in danger. GREAT idea.
@@pogisdog consent from a young impressionable child, who, mind you, is being told by their PARENTS the people who they trust the most at this age, is not consent
@@LittleSirBoy It is consent, and as long as they're having fun, they're going to keep doing it. It also doesnt change the fact child labor laws will never be pressed on unprofessional entertainment videos.
Lmao I used to think they were competitions of who could think of the biggest number and I was always like I can think of one billion I could beat these fools
Once I stole $1 from my grandma but then I felt guilty so I asked her if I could have $1 and she said yes and then I legitimately had $1 and didn't feel guilty anymore.
I did this once...except...it was a quarter...lmao i was obsessed with collecting them plus my mom had some quarters....i stole one and felt really guilty and confessed to her about and...she just laughed
I took $20 dollars from my moms wallet in like 2006 and she still keeps talking about it to this day about how I “stole a great amount of money from her”
I can top those stories. When I was a baby my mom gave me her shiny wristwatch to play with, and I dropped it while she was pushing me in a stroller, she didn't notice until we came home. So she never found it (I'm guessing somebody else picked it up), but she still keeps it on her list of all the bad deeds I've done in my life. Another terrible war crime I had apparently committed was as a 10-year-old stay for too long at a playground. My parents played the counting game, I wanted to stay though, so they just left and locked me out of the house. And to think that there are some parents out there who have to deal with drug-addicted or violent kids, and then there are parents who don't have such problems with their kids but inflate very trivial issues to make it look like their kids are practically crack whores or something.
Once when I was 5 stole $100 from my dad,put it in my CLEAR piggy bank,and said nothing.He figured it out the second he was missing a $100 bill,I said it was a joke(he knew it wasn’t a joke but didn’t care I was in kindergarten).
Me as a kid: wow, I bet I could save up a couple hundred dollars for this event! That's like nothing! Me now @ me: that's my food for the next month and a half WE ARE STAYING HOME I did not WORK for HOURS with people yelling at me TO BLOW IT ALL IN ONE NIGHT
When I was 9, Disney Adventures magazine was talking about giving away a $500 shopping spree. My friend and I were imagining the things we could buy with that. My mom happened to walk outside just as I was saying, “I mean, you could buy a house with that!” She, in no uncertain terms, told me yeah no, no one will sell you a house for $500. My friend said, “What about like a really small one?” Not even like a really small one ☹️
When I was a kid I accidentally opened browser on our cell phone, I immediately put it off but yet I was so scared I thought it was going to cost money and my parents would become poor cause of me
Srushti Jadhav I accidentally added something to the cart instead of the wishlist on Amazon and panicked and my brother told my dad and he was like no it’s fine you didn’t order it just remove it from the cart
I remember when I was 7 and I accidentally spent $3 on a game on my mom's phone. I felt so terrible when she told me what I did and I cried about it for days
I remember crying because I clipped some clips together at a store, then the store owner asked me to unclip them in front of my parents and I almost cryed because I thought I broke them (I was told that if I broke something my parents would have to pay for it)
Yo same when where’s my water came out back when I was in 2nd grade, I spent it without hesitation. My parents, in general, have always made sure that I knew the importance of money, which is why I haven’t spent a single cent afterwards.
I would beg for $10 as a kid for a wizard 101 membership gift card for the month. I can’t Imagine being one of these kids dropping mad dollars on skins for Fortnite
Wizard 101. Memories lol. I never played the game myself because we didn’t have internet at that time, but I always watched the commercials and wanted to play the game so bad
The biggest hint that it wasn't the little boys who were filming is the panning back and forth and how it was actually showing what they were doing instead of the little brother taking the camera and filming random shit. Which would've' been much cuter and more believable
Fr when I saw the kids “acting” the only though in my brain was how fucked up those poor ppl are gonna be when they’re older. RUclips family channels destroyed a whole generation of families
Yeah like imagine the kids one day decide they don't want to do youtube anymore, you think the parents that rely financially on these kind of channels would just let that fly?
omg i had the exact OPPOSITE reaction to the million dollars thing-any number over 50 seemed massive so i remember asking my mom at the bank how much money we had and she said she’d tell me when i was older, but then i asked “do we have more than 100 dollars?” and she hesitated and was like “okay, ill tell you that we have more than 1000 dollars” and i was convinced we were rich
I remember saying something along the lines of "imagine having $500, you'd be set for life" and my mom was like $500 won't get you through a week. I was shook
This was me 😂 Also I remember a childhood friend had a lot of costume jewelry, glittery clothes, wore that gunky kid makeup, etc. I was fully convinced she was rich. I remember going over to her house, her dad owned a dump and I was in awe at the wealth of old cars in her yard, even a bus that could be made into a sick fort if only it weren’t filled with wasps. I remember standing in the few inches of floor space in a room while she dug through things her goth sister had left behind when she moved out, staring hungrily at shiny black platform boots she unfurled from the heap. I left thinking she was rich. To date her yard has cooler shit than basically any mansion I’ve seen- but I wasn’t allowed to go over there anymore after my parents found out her dad and brother were uhh. Unsafe to be around. I was really pissed as a kid bc I thought they wouldn’t let me hang out with her bc she was poor to them. In hindsight I’m kinda glad I stopped going over there, I think she’s moved out and I don’t know what she’s up to but idk man. She was cool and I hope she’s like, safe and shit.
Turns out it's real and the family is now in crippling credit card debt, their house has been taken away, they're by the road holding signs with 'will work for vbucks' crudely scrawled on them
Barstooly You don't know the half of it. Guess how hard the mom screams if you push past her limit of gents per night. I started getting a little ear gunk from the frequent earplug use. She'll learn order yet.
ok but this girl at my school spent hundreds of dollars on starbucks, bc she didn’t question why money kept arriving on her starbucks account. it turned out to be connected to her moms credit card. imagine. she went to starbucks EVERY day after school. omfg.
Okay, so the kids have excuses to be bad actors because they’re little kids, but the dad has no excuse for why his line delivery is as convincing as Nicholas Cage in a straight-to-video fifth installment in a franchise.
I think it’s hilarious that the kids say “We’re spending all my parents money on V-bucks” And then they spend like $200 Do they think all the money their parents own is like only $200
My cousin asked my aunt for a toy and she said they didn’t have enough money for it and his response was “thats ok, you can just write a check” which further proves children have no concept of money or credit cards. I remember thinking credit cards were just unlimited money cards but only certain people were allowed to use them.
I used to take quarters off of my dad’s nightstand when I was little. I was always terrified of getting in trouble when I would literally take like 50 cents
The funniest part of this is when the blonde kid is supposed be filming the person with the camera is OBVIOUSLY taller than any 6 year old I've ever seen
Revisiting this in light of the new legislation in Illinois and the arrest of the mom from 8 passengers channel. So glad some of these family vloggers are seeing consequences for exploiting and abusing their kids.
When I was a kid I thought birthday money, like the $5 you'd get in a birthday card, was to pay for college, so I used to just stuff it in a piggy bank, and I remember when my dad found out he took me to toys r us, and I haven't been good at saving money since
Mood. Whenever I get money from helping my parents out with abnormal tasks (I got $30 for helping clean out a car we were selling) I think “oh I should save this” and then immediately spend it on candy.
Eureka Mreum How the fuck is it wholesome? His childhood thoughts were but then his dad came along and fucked it all up. I was the same way, my parents never really instilled any money management in me and it’s negatively affected my entire adult life. I never even realized it until it was way too late. I’m not blaming my parents for all of it, they weren’t terrible people or anything and I made most of my bad decisions on my own but I’m pretty sure if I’d have grown up with parents who taught me to save money and respect savings and security over things my life would have been a lot different.
This is straight-up child abuse, I fully believe that CPS should get involved in situations where children are exploited for money and are undoubtedly forming a loose grasp on reality
these bloggers are disturbing. it might start out fun and innocent, but the lines will blur and they will continue to up the stakes for more and more views. Look at the Stauffer family.. they adopted a special needs Asian child for views! and had to "rehome" him because the kid was ruining their fake happy family
It’s disgusting and horrible, imagine the kid when they grow up knowing that some stupid “family” just used them for views, I hope that kid went to a better home and is happy with the family, knowing that they are loved.
Yeah also the mom who rehomed him or sent him back said she SPECIFICALLY wanted a child who has low functioning autism, i hate family channels period , fight me on it but this should be counted as child abuse, don’t exploit your children for views parents 🗿✊🏼✨💫
I dropped an ice cube on the ground and when it broke I kept saying "sorry mom I'm so sorry" because i thought that ice cubes cost lots of money. (I was 4 btw)
once when I was four I was helping my mom cook dinner and I accidentally dropped an egg and I was absolutely terrified because I thought she would get mad and yell at me. she just told me to clean it up
When I was 5, my mom bought me a new pencil, when I lost the pencil in the school I told my teacher that I won't go home because I lost my brand new pencil, and the pencil ( i thought) was so expensive that my family cant afford other.... Those days XD
Growing up lower middle class I always kind of understood the concept of money, not really because I was still a child but I always understood that we would have to check prices before we grabbed stuff at grocery store, grocery shopping at dollar tree at times, and getting 10 toys at goodwill for a $1. It’s always been instilled it me in a way
Okay same, I was looking for someone else with this experience! Like I always had a general concept of money because I was around 4/5 when the 2008 recession hit, and my dad is self-employed. So my whole childhood we were in this loop where we could keep the fridge stocked, buy a new toy, or get hot lunch at school when my dad's business was doing well, but then had to pinch pennies when it wasn't. Like the amount of times the credit card would get declined at the grocery store and the cashiers would have us wait to the side while my mother frantically called my dad/the bank to get it fixed instilled in me real early on that money is not easy to come by lol, and credit cards are not magical entities.
I hope he does, and then follows him around with a camera. Just playing! Drew would teach the kid to use his brain right, and not care if he whines for video games.
except every card i've ever seen in my life, and to my imagination, any card from any reputable bank with even the slightest understanding of security, all will lock your card after 3 (from my experience) failed attempts in a row. don't go to a bank that would allow you to make a whole thousand attempts at getting your CVV correct, without getting suspicious and locking your card.
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Amex print the CVV on the front of the card, so it's all there. I wonder if they actually had a bunch of transactions go through on the card or if they cancelled it before filming.
Parents, please just spend like 5 minutes checking to see what your children are doing. Don't go crazy, just make sure they aren't being told it's alright to steal from you.
the fact that drew said "dealing with angry GUESTS" rather than customers makes me realize he worked at one of those places that are weirdly insistent about never referring to them as customers. i know for sure target is like that, i think starbucks might be too.
My five year old asked me one time why we don't have a RUclips channel so I can vlog her. I told her it's because I love her. It is not my child's responsibility to perform to make money so I can pay my bills! Do I take pictures and videos of my child? Of course! Do I share them PRIVATELY (not online) with family? Yes. Would I EVER put these memories out in the cesspool of the internet for God knows who to see and do God knows what with? HELL NO! Even if she did something absolutely hilarious or seemingly impossible, I would NEVER put it out into the world for the masses or the media to gobble up in order to get attention and have 15 minutes of fame. Children have a right to privacy and even their parents shouldn't be able to take that away. Because once it's gone, it's damn near impossible to get it back!
@@TheDsRequiem Are you kidding? I wouldn't show a freaking soul if my child could fly or had ANY powers! Why the hell would I do that? Haven't you ever seen a movie? Letting the public know if your child has powers is a one way ticket to a government lab somewhere! You can think I'm "actually lying" all you want. But I know that my priority as a parent is to protect my child, not exploit my child. And if you have kids and they happened to start flying one day and your first instinct is to tape it and show the world, then I feel bad for your kids! 🙄
“I was shook to my core when I realized my parents don’t have one million dollars” Reminds me so much of the time my mom told me she had coloring books as a kid and I go “W-with CRAYONS?!” And she said “yeeeeesss? Why??” And my little six year old brain goes, “CRAYONS WERE A THING BACK THEN?!?!”
There's no way a kid Drew's age made a video this good. His mom is definitely behind the camera feeding him the lines. At one point you can even see her shadow move across the wall. Busted.
They should have given the moral lesson at the end. Say something like, "This was just a funny skit, DON'T DO THIS YOUR MOM AND DAD WILL NOT BE AS HAPPY AS WE WERE JUST NOW".
Carrigan VanBuskirk or at least acted mad at the kids and fake punished them then been like “don’t do this or you’ll get in trouble and it’s not right to steal” or somin like that
Jeesh, I just feel terrible for these kids. They’re at the prime age where you can make any impression on them and these “parents” just don’t seem to care. From this video alone, it seems to me like the parents’ relationship with each other hovers on a very narrow edge, and their children are there for profit. Heck, even the kids know what’s up!
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What I found to be the most insane, is that by purposely flashing a credit card that isn't yours so that strangers can use it is a form of fraud, a federal offense. They were basically saying, "committing fraud is funny, you should do it!" And if some kid watching decides to try the same stunt (but for real), the parents will have little chance of recouping the charges from their bank associated with the credit card. (Unlike when real fraud happens, where you are almost always covered).
the trope of mothers (and other women in authority, like female teachers) being evil annoying buzzkills in kids content is so damaging, especially in contrast to a "fun" dad who will openly make fun of his wife for being "too bossy." of course people are just gonna see women as nagging bitches when this is the kind of content they grow up watching.
Yeah and I didn't even realize it until I got older how saturated the trope is in media, especially in Nickelodeon and Disney shows. Extra bonus points if the mom or female authority figure had reasonable advice or was making a criticism that was called for in a specific situation but either the MC or some prominent male figure wrote her off for being "naggy".
First off that little boy is so cute I would watch just for him. Second I remember begging my mom for club penguin memberships and when she got me one for my birthday I thought I was the luckiest person ever. Also you can really tell it’s fake because dads don’t wake up that easily
That's true and they also fall asleep really easily. Or is it a my dad's thing ? My dad falls asleep mid-sentences sometimes. (and his sentences not mine)
whats really really scary about this is that if a kid charges their parents credit card like this, that kid could end up being beaten or psychologically abused by their parent because they are so furious
WHY DOES THAT MAN LAUGH SO MESSED UP AFTER EVERY SENTENCE!??! HI MAMA EHEHEHH YEAH I MADE DINNER EHEHEHEH YOU LOOK BEAUTIFUL HEHEHHE I LOVE YOU EHEHEHE THE KIDS ARE DEAD HEHEHWH
Leannuh Renee wtf it wasn't meant to be funny, it's called exposition. Drew puts a lot of effort into the direction and cinematography of these videos. The landlord symbolized Drew's hardships he faced during his teen years. I can't believe you guys are dumb enough to just dismiss it as "comedy", like Drew is some mindless idiot or something.
My parents paid me $1 for chores a week saving up for a $10 action figure was a huge deal I remember spending $20 for the first time I saved up for 20 weeks as a 7 year old child that was a big deal
20 weeks?! That's like half a year. for an action figure. As a kid, I would've probably forgotten about it by then. Cheers to you for working and reaping those sows.
@@salma-amlas the $20 wasn't on an action figure but I was probably exaggerating a little bit. I do remember saving up for like a month or two for action figures and such though
@@jaredtimme5851 I never got money as a kid. 😂I would dream all the time about walking to the toy store down the street from our apartment and buy toys while it was snowing and Santa Claus would come and take me to the north pole. Oh god I had a big imagination good days though
If you r saving for about 6 months and then going for the action figure, I bet u had a thought of not buying it, coz u worked so hard to get it and now you don't to buy it, am I right?
I think it’s so damaging to teach kids to lie and blur the lines of reality and acting like that. You can even see their confusion as to what they should say and when they should lie.
@@AliciaHarris25 A narcissist or just a random fucked up guy with poor morals and enormous freudian issues.
I KNOW! AND HE’S SO SO YOUNG
I also wonder if they get nervous or scared because their parents are screaming and acting worried/mad in the last skit, I know if I was that young I would be upset with adults yelling at me even if it was pretend
@@lassoroot same here! I work with kids and did a lot of psych classes in uni and for young kids (like the younger boy) 'play' reinforces their growth and development and role play helps them cope with emotional conflict (like how when you were young you and your friends probably role played various interpersonal conflicts like a story and worked it out). So. Idk man. I feel like this kind of pretend with the parents for a camera might get confusing for some kids.
I also work with kids in theatre productions, and even though it's a different setting and everything is very clearly pretend, we still monitor them and make sure any questions or concerns they have are addressed. Like if there is something sad or a more serious topic being handled I make sure they feel comfortable and understand that it's different than real life. So anyways. My non-professional opinion is that playing pretend about lying and stealing and getting yelled at (with your parents in your home) might be a liiiiiiiitle weird for young kids to process. 😶
Edit: I just remembered that in one show, the kids did have to get yelled at on stage and they were older (like 12 and 13) and definitely knew it was not real, but it still took them a few tries to get used to it where they weren't literally shaking in their boots and unable to get their lines out (and the guy made sure to interact with them positively offstage because he didn't want them to be scared of him lol). The guy yelling was super nice irl BUT he was playing a horrible man (this was Boo's dad in TKaM) and he looked so intimidating that even I felt on edge around him. So yeah. Even teens and young adults get jumpy when adults/authority figures get mad and freak out even if it's 100% pretend!
Plus it raises your kid to just think doing fucked up shit is fine. Because you've been 'acting' doing it for years as a kid and your parents were fine with it. So stealing is ok right?
"I don't feel guilty bc he did it" is such a sibling thing to say omg.
But yeah this is fake af, somehow the dad is even worse at acting than the kids.
Niamh Corrigan and the mom even worse “oh yeaaaaaaaaa I WAS just shopping for you three!!! 🤦♀️”
Cmonnnn people acting not THAT hard! 😂
im a second youngest sibling and thats exactly how i feel
Both of the kids are super cute and pretty funny, and the parents are absolutely the worst actors. They make oak trees look less wooden by comparison.
Definitely needs an oscar nomination
The kids are adorable but their parents suck for exploiting them.
I fully agree, and that’s the sad case with most vlog channels.
I agree aswell. I feel like that happens with the ace family as well
I actually kinda disagree. I mean this video is awful all there videos are bad but i think there very harmless i think exploiting them is a little harsh. The kids seem to be having fun so is it really exploiting i mean the kid gets v bucks seems like a mutually beneficial agreement for everyone evolved.
@@lazygenie5616look at their channel they're still doing such videos. Most of their audience are young impressionable kids.
@@lazygenie5616 In a way i would agree. it is harmless but in another way the kids look like they dont wanna do it. feel the parents are making the kids do it for money.
“I don’t feel guilty because I didn’t do it” is such youngest child energy
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@@catherine2514 my brother was a bit of a troublemaker so my parents always assumed it was him every time even if i told them it was me because they thought i just didn’t want him to get in trouble so they would just get more mad
i know i’m late responding, but i went to school with these kids. they never acted like this or talked much. after covid the kids kind of disappeared. i wonder where they are now?
"Hey, kids, you ever committed credit card fraud?"
"No"
"Would you like to?"
"Um....no thanks, that sound bad"
"No don't worry, it's not that bad. Also your parents won't mind that much"
Next week on Sesame St...
@@anna_b360 this is from lazytown. why are u uncultured
@@aswespeakI65 nah this is from SpongeBob learn your facts hobo
@@savsterx8995 you BAFOONS it's obviously from magic school bus
When I was a kid, I noticed one day that the fridge looked a little emptier than usual (I figured out later it was because my parents were just going to go grocery shopping on the weekend since it was a busy week) and I cried because I thought it was because I took two quarters from the kitchen table to buy ice cream at school that day-
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Memento Mori y’all :’)
memento mori :,)
@@skeletonman7987 I got a slap from my mom for stealing 10 indian rupees from her purse so that I could buy coca cola powder-
When i was like 7 i accidentally bought a bunch of berries for $99 on that smurf game where u make ur own village and my parents still make fun of me for it
LMAOOOO
Omg wtf I did the same thing
You should be making fun of them. Bet they don’t have berries on their Smurf game.
Oh my god I used to play that game all the time.
LMAOOOO it was so easy to accidentally click on the purchase too omg
I feel really bad for these kids. They’re so sweet and little. They deserve real childhoods and privacy away from cameras. I hate family channels so much.
I'm just replying so you can see how much likes you got
I feel bad for kids who watch these videos. I have cousins who watch this stuff all day long. I tried to do something about it but it's impossible
@@afellowpotato same
@@schlechtgut8349that’s disgusting. I hate that parents do that
Idk why but this is the one family channel I’ve seen where the parents seem very reasonable with these videos. The kids definitely want to make them and I feel like it shows more than any other cahennel
The part where the little kid said, “I don’t feel guilty cause Dillon did it” looked so genuine and not acting-
Because it is
That kid doesn’t know what the hell is going on
I’m onto this man named jimmy the cactus do you know anything about him he violated the law and I have a warrant out for his arrest
catfood I don’t know a Jimmy the cactus that’s a man, I know a woman Jimmy the cactus
totally not Jimmy the cactus ok I trust you your name is very non suspicious
@@catfood1788 are you talking about that cactus that has a nametag on it that says jimmy the cactus?
The fact that the eldest boy spoke EXACTLY like an adult vlogger, down to the same cadence and inflection... is really unsettling to me...
😳
Painfully sad more like, kids today are learning everything they know about society through degenerates faking their personality
that’s an interesting observation but to be fair, that is how a lot of kids talk in front of a camera. an adult vlogger might sound like this only because they have a young audience and want to get on their level. i know the kid’s vlogging is staged but the enthusiasm in his voice should be more real than an adult’s. it’s not a good idea to shove a camera in the child’s face and publicly expose him but i hope he was still having fun
maybe it shouldn't be? Those adult vloggers are targeting children. Do you think they speak normally? No! The adult vloggers actually try and speak more childlike and less adult like, so it's probably easy for the children to speak this way. Because the adult vloggers are using child like languages to target them.
Kind of the way mothers have a special way of talking. You know it.
"whuse a gud wittle gurl you are! yes you are" -> baby speak. Interesting fact, this doesn't just happen in English, every language has a "baby talk" that mothers use with their children instinctively. They use speech that is easier for babies to learn remember and imitate.
Vloggers are using a type of "child talk" to target children.
The reason the vloggers are using it is disgusting, but the fact that children are imitating it is completely natural and expected.
That was pretty creepy, it’s like the RUclips generation’s version of beauty pageant kids
I just wanna shout out the kid who left the "I like trains" comment. He didn't indulge in all that tomfoolery that was on display. He just wanted people to know that he's really into trains. Good for you, kid.
made my day
asdfmovie reference lol
Funny how you said “tomfoolery” when it was literally a reference to Tomska’s videos
does anyone wanna see his basement
@@yourdisappointedmother9449 Asdfmovie GAAAAAAANG
My mom taught us the value of money by explaining us what she did at work and how much she was paid for one hour of work, so when we asked for stupid shit she'd say "For this thing, I would have to work for 4 hours doing physical chores and all, is it really worth it?" and she also had us "work" with her (very minor tasks that kids can easily do) and paying us the same she was making for our time of "work". I think it's a nice way of teaching :)
That’s like…. Kinda genius actually
Yeah I was raised by a single mom, and she was always very open with me about how much things cost and what her budget looked like. It helps give a grounded understanding of what money is and what a budget is early.
im stealing this for future uses. let's hope i remember it for 10+ years
woah. your mom sounds awesome
Manipulative af
We're gonna need an entirely new specialty of therapist to handle adults who were forced to be internet famous as kids and now don't understand what real life is.
Yeah
The Olsen twins definitely need that therapy.
Considering how a lot of child/Disney stars turned out; most definitely
And the kids who figure out
- what real life is
- their parents purposely manipulated and broadcast their childhood for money they barely saw
a generation of Amy Dunnes
Drew: “I didn’t grow up in 2018, the worst year to be a kid”
Infants in 2020: Are you challenging me?
Adam Lindsay o h that's a good one-
Corona gang where you at
Sonicrocks 152 helluuuuu
Actually they have it good because both parents get to be at home and spend all their time and attention on their child.
star night they have it way worse because of that
I charged $600,000 on my mom's credit card during the 2009 recession, plunging my family into poverty shortly after. But my club penguin puffle looked fresh tho.
You got your priorities straight
LOLLL
Shit was str8 bu$$1n tho 💯
Based asf bro
I just realized that millions upon millions of dollars were spent on virtual penguin merch . . . . and literally all of that is now gone, forever
I love that the mom's acting is somehow even worse than the dad or two sons.
I didn't expect it to be so bad 💀
The oldest son and the dad have alright acting, and for how young he is the little one was pretty good too. It's just that the premise of the video didn't make sense (which really I don't think it even has to- it's clearly made for kids). The mom was really bad tho.
420 haha
“Hey kids, have you ever committed credit card fraud?”
No but I evaded my taxes one time and the government chased me with a gun but luckily o ran away
I like traints
No, but I joined the mafia.
xCanYouFeelTheLovex bro I do that every day
Idk wat it mean
Edit: now I do
Normies: v-bucks
Drew, an intellectual: *Fortnite currency*
Shaq eel O kneal imr
fortnite dollars
Lauren Couto THAT WAS MY JOKE:(
When you read the quote as he says it
insert Winnie Pooh Meme here
Of course the mom has that "I wanna talk to your manager" hair cut.
Get the fuck outta here Rich Evans!
How absolutely dense can someone be to use a rich evans pic but still be offended about people making haircut jokes
stellvia hoenheim hey buddy you’re supposed to be the offended one take back that joke
Bohbear i have a similar hair cut lol
Eh, that haircut is common among a lot of married moms in the lower middle class that are on the threshold of middle age, and there's a reason for it: they don't have time in the morning to do their hair because they have to raise their kids and do chores for the husband. What they want is a haircut that is really cheap (i.e. super easy) and doesn't require maintenance beyond a little combing.
So, the poor man's Vidal Sassoon cut, a kind of ugly asymmetric page/bob hybrid, is what such women usually get.
Really poor women don't get their hair cut at all and it grows out into long, dry strands. In Europe, women get the same haircut as the men do: hedgehog style, those ugly spikes that guidos and douchebags made intolerable in the States. It's even worse than the Karen bob.
When I was a little kid I asked my dad to buy me Minecraft and he jokingly responded that he couldn't cause he needed to pay for the house, I then spent years with horrible anxiety thinking I was one videogame purchase away from being homeless 😭😭😭😭😭
That's hilarious, and also forced me to realize how old Minecraft is and therefore remember my own age, so karma for me laughing at this anecdote
With some Exploitive Game companies and the Ends they will go to get our Money... some are that close
My parents would have us earn games by doing chores, or, in the case of Minecraft, I had to break a bad habit
Oh noooo 🤣 Parents have no idea how they can casually screw us up like that 😅
as someone who is still a minor and is the one who pays rent for her family and the cost of food and everything else.. i find this kinda relatable lol.. if i didnt work 24/7 we would become homeless.. and if i bought even one thing for myself or took a small percentage of the money we wouldnt find money for food today.. i suffer from severe anxiety al the time cuz of this..
there should honestly be child labor laws against putting kids in vlogger families
...no??
@@pogisdog Yes, let’s continue allowing the exploitation of impressionable children and use them as money making machines in favour of the greedy and selfish parents whilst simultaneously putting the children’s privacy and safety in danger. GREAT idea.
@@coolperson8272 The kids consent to it, AND it's not a real job. Believe whatever the fuck you want but it's not going to happen.
@@pogisdog consent from a young impressionable child, who, mind you, is being told by their PARENTS the people who they trust the most at this age, is not consent
@@LittleSirBoy It is consent, and as long as they're having fun, they're going to keep doing it. It also doesnt change the fact child labor laws will never be pressed on unprofessional entertainment videos.
family: breathes
Dad: ahHaHA
Like Papa from Billion Surprise Toys
I'm going to have nightmares about that laugh
*CACKLES*
@@gerardwayseyeliner8911 bitch he's been replaced, dont make jokes like that.
His laugh sounds like Cody Ko's fuckboy laugh
I think the beginning was fake because everyone knows landlords aren't real
*X-FILES noises*
Yeah, landlords are my favorite cryptid
@@spiritsys 😂😂
IM NUMBER 800
Yeah! Like the president or the queen of England
When I was like 5 I remember watching an auction and not understanding why you couldn’t just say the biggest number and win LMAO
baby butter
Lmao I used to think they were competitions of who could think of the biggest number and I was always like I can think of one billion I could beat these fools
Once I stole $1 from my grandma but then I felt guilty so I asked her if I could have $1 and she said yes and then I legitimately had $1 and didn't feel guilty anymore.
Awe
Wouldn't you have $2?
I did this once...except...it was a quarter...lmao i was obsessed with collecting them plus my mom had some quarters....i stole one and felt really guilty and confessed to her about and...she just laughed
What a madlad
Aw
I took $20 dollars from my moms wallet in like 2006 and she still keeps talking about it to this day about how I “stole a great amount of money from her”
how could you .
Was the one direction album worth it
Dude I feel when I was like 8 I took 50 cents for a gum ball machine and my mom STILL FUCKING TALKS ABOUT IT like 50 cents
I can top those stories. When I was a baby my mom gave me her shiny wristwatch to play with, and I dropped it while she was pushing me in a stroller, she didn't notice until we came home. So she never found it (I'm guessing somebody else picked it up), but she still keeps it on her list of all the bad deeds I've done in my life. Another terrible war crime I had apparently committed was as a 10-year-old stay for too long at a playground. My parents played the counting game, I wanted to stay though, so they just left and locked me out of the house.
And to think that there are some parents out there who have to deal with drug-addicted or violent kids, and then there are parents who don't have such problems with their kids but inflate very trivial issues to make it look like their kids are practically crack whores or something.
Once when I was 5 stole $100 from my dad,put it in my CLEAR piggy bank,and said nothing.He figured it out the second he was missing a $100 bill,I said it was a joke(he knew it wasn’t a joke but didn’t care I was in kindergarten).
“ You feel tired and sweaty constantly and then you get your pay check and it’s like $11”
I felt that in my bones
Jess James “You have to mop. You’ve never mopped before and now you’re mopping all the time.”
This. Almost cried, the story of my life.
it hit me hard, man.
It hurts, I'm tired, I want to quit my job, but I need it :+)
Me as a kid: wow, I bet I could save up a couple hundred dollars for this event! That's like nothing!
Me now @ me: that's my food for the next month and a half WE ARE STAYING HOME I did not WORK for HOURS with people yelling at me TO BLOW IT ALL IN ONE NIGHT
When I was 9, Disney Adventures magazine was talking about giving away a $500 shopping spree. My friend and I were imagining the things we could buy with that.
My mom happened to walk outside just as I was saying, “I mean, you could buy a house with that!”
She, in no uncertain terms, told me yeah no, no one will sell you a house for $500.
My friend said, “What about like a really small one?”
Not even like a really small one ☹️
But that was a lie. These small playhouse are often under $500 xD
When I was a kid I accidentally opened browser on our cell phone, I immediately put it off but yet I was so scared I thought it was going to cost money and my parents would become poor cause of me
Srushti Jadhav I accidentally added something to the cart instead of the wishlist on Amazon and panicked and my brother told my dad and he was like no it’s fine you didn’t order it just remove it from the cart
Hahahah that's actually really innocent 💕 love that for you
Was this in the era of internet being super expensive on flip phones? Because if it was, I 100% sympathize with that panic
saaame on those old nokias with postpaid internet
Those were the most stressful moments in my young life 😂 it would take so long to load and you couldn’t back out until it was loaded
“Why would an adult watch this”
Drew: *is an adult watching it*
I’m sorry, Drew is 7 and Danny is 4
Regan Ngo Wait, how is Drew older than Danny if they’re the same person?
@@baconsoda7011 good question Bacon! Actually, Drew is the original and Danny is a clone
Danny Gonzales is Drew’s alternate account. The only 2 channels on RUclips c
Don't be silly danny is only 13
She has the most Karen haircut I’ve ever seen a Karen have
Just what I was thinking. Don't even get me started on that vest.
that's what i was saying
she is THE karen. why is she THE karen you may ask? she’s exploiting her kids for money because she can’t get her own job
her voice lol
Karen took the kids
Drew's soft spot for this kid is actually really wholesome
I remember when I was 7 and I accidentally spent $3 on a game on my mom's phone. I felt so terrible when she told me what I did and I cried about it for days
XD
I remember crying because I clipped some clips together at a store, then the store owner asked me to unclip them in front of my parents and I almost cryed because I thought I broke them (I was told that if I broke something my parents would have to pay for it)
Haha, same thing happened to me on Fruit Ninja, I think. I can't remember how much I spent, but it was a lot. I cried about for a while as well
yo my brothers are nine and they’ve spent like $30 and only gotten upset when they had the purchase undone by the support team
Yo same when where’s my water came out back when I was in 2nd grade, I spent it without hesitation. My parents, in general, have always made sure that I knew the importance of money, which is why I haven’t spent a single cent afterwards.
Drew’s story about asking his parents if they have a million dollars is so cute and pure
Drew is naturally quite adorable to me. Even when he sounds like he is going to strangle someone for bagels it is quite endearing.
Boop
buckbeak14, *Danny
V B *Danny
annulizbeth *Danny
I would beg for $10 as a kid for a wizard 101 membership gift card for the month. I can’t Imagine being one of these kids dropping mad dollars on skins for Fortnite
24 Frames Of Nick it would've been worth it to steal money, the worlds after wizard city were incredible
I went hard on habbo hotel
Wizard 101. Memories lol. I never played the game myself because we didn’t have internet at that time, but I always watched the commercials and wanted to play the game so bad
Why are you everywhere
When I was like 9 my parents got me a club penguin membership for Christmas and I felt rich for the next six months
The biggest hint that it wasn't the little boys who were filming is the panning back and forth and how it was actually showing what they were doing instead of the little brother taking the camera and filming random shit. Which would've' been much cuter and more believable
Ah yes, making your children be your meal ticket. You’re definitely going to have an extremely healthy relationship with them
To be fair this money is also bringing their children food to eat so i guess the relationship is kinda symbiotic
It's pretty disgusting
Fr when I saw the kids “acting” the only though in my brain was how fucked up those poor ppl are gonna be when they’re older.
RUclips family channels destroyed a whole generation of families
*how to make your children never visit you and assure they will put you in a sh*tty nursing home*
Yeah like imagine the kids one day decide they don't want to do youtube anymore, you think the parents that rely financially on these kind of channels would just let that fly?
the dads laugh sounds like an evil gnome
k..keem
Ha ha
nhyaha
Roomie gnome Roomie gnome
420 fUNNy nUMbEr
omg i had the exact OPPOSITE reaction to the million dollars thing-any number over 50 seemed massive so i remember asking my mom at the bank how much money we had and she said she’d tell me when i was older, but then i asked “do we have more than 100 dollars?” and she hesitated and was like “okay, ill tell you that we have more than 1000 dollars” and i was convinced we were rich
How the hell am I first
you were rich
I remember saying something along the lines of "imagine having $500, you'd be set for life" and my mom was like $500 won't get you through a week. I was shook
same goes for me and my batchmates, apparently most of us were just kinda poor and I was one of the financially stable students back then lmao
This was me 😂
Also I remember a childhood friend had a lot of costume jewelry, glittery clothes, wore that gunky kid makeup, etc. I was fully convinced she was rich.
I remember going over to her house, her dad owned a dump and I was in awe at the wealth of old cars in her yard, even a bus that could be made into a sick fort if only it weren’t filled with wasps. I remember standing in the few inches of floor space in a room while she dug through things her goth sister had left behind when she moved out, staring hungrily at shiny black platform boots she unfurled from the heap. I left thinking she was rich.
To date her yard has cooler shit than basically any mansion I’ve seen- but I wasn’t allowed to go over there anymore after my parents found out her dad and brother were uhh. Unsafe to be around. I was really pissed as a kid bc I thought they wouldn’t let me hang out with her bc she was poor to them. In hindsight I’m kinda glad I stopped going over there, I think she’s moved out and I don’t know what she’s up to but idk man. She was cool and I hope she’s like, safe and shit.
"You shouldn't video a crime you're committing." You'd be surprised how many adults don't know this.
“The Goober Family:
- 3 parents
- 11 kids
- 1 youtube channel”
1 *crazy* RUclips channel
Yep that's the joke he made
not 1 RUclips channel it’s one crazy RUclips channel
oh my god theres 1 mother and 2 fathers. i feel bad for the mother lol
How many times did the parents....
I spent 20 dollars on my own credit card without me knowing.
cjaawesome Did you chase you with a knife, but luckily you got away?
I think you mean noig
I feel for you
congrats
@@carpet-snark6446 It was probably more of a "I wanted to kill myself and I slapped myself in the face" moments.
Turns out it's real and the family is now in crippling credit card debt, their house has been taken away, they're by the road holding signs with 'will work for vbucks' crudely scrawled on them
Yeah, they're in my backyard staying in my tool shed for the weekend.
CommentCop Badge#666 can I come?
Barstooly You don't know the half of it. Guess how hard the mom screams if you push past her limit of gents per night. I started getting a little ear gunk from the frequent earplug use. She'll learn order yet.
Eyy dude I love your videos
This is the first time i've been recognized outside of my own channel, that's dope
Those two kids are the best actors in their family by a large margin.
I spinded 2.2 blillion dallars on mi moms acount wid out dem noin. They chased mi wid a rocet launcher
Miles Morales same
ar u ok mi man roket hrt or no das sari
that hapens twao mi evrydai. Sami.
r/ihadastroke
@@toby1407don't reddit outside of reddit
ok but this girl at my school spent hundreds of dollars on starbucks, bc she didn’t question why money kept arriving on her starbucks account. it turned out to be connected to her moms credit card. imagine. she went to starbucks EVERY day after school. omfg.
_oh no_
my god
That's why kids need a lesson in money and spending early on. It's not a hard topic but they never teach anything like that until high school.
I gotta ask what grade was she in when this happened?
:(
Okay, so the kids have excuses to be bad actors because they’re little kids, but the dad has no excuse for why his line delivery is as convincing as Nicholas Cage in a straight-to-video fifth installment in a franchise.
The mother's acting isn't even good enough for a German porno or Tommy Wiseau's The Room.
He reminds me of the guy from the John, I Want A Divorce video
"2018 - The worst year to be a kid"
Oh young Drew, oh good old buddy old pal, the future is scarier than you think. Get out while you still can.
"i spend almost $3000 and my dad tried to kill me with a knife but i ran away"
WHAT IS GOING ON AT THESE KIDS HOMES I-
But to be honest, that's a lot of money. I would consider a knife.
@@meat_doughnuts3457 no throw them in the lake it will look like an accident
Probably not that
Did you die
He seems Arabic Sooooo
I don't even think these kids realize they are "acting"
Edit: You literally just said that as I typed this
Collin Abroadcast dude, hello!
Wow read the comment before realizing who typed it. I hope you stay in China, quality content 👌
Collin Abroadcast , keep up the haggling videos! I love them!
Collin Abroadcast nah just playing a fun game with mom and dad !! The only time they play with us!! ... when they could potentially be making money!
Omg I subed
I think it’s hilarious that the kids say
“We’re spending all my parents money on V-bucks”
And then they spend like $200
Do they think all the money their parents own is like only $200
Tbf, when I was like 7 and would watch Cash Cab, I thought that if they won $300+, they were legally considered rich.
I thought all my parents had were $500 and considered us rich at that age lmao
When you are that age that's a lot of money because one normal lego set is like 30 bucks so
Omega Warrior bruh LEGO’s are expensive 😂
Dumb expensive 😂
Yeah and 200 dollars can buy a lot of them
My cousin asked my aunt for a toy and she said they didn’t have enough money for it and his response was “thats ok, you can just write a check” which further proves children have no concept of money or credit cards. I remember thinking credit cards were just unlimited money cards but only certain people were allowed to use them.
I used to take quarters off of my dad’s nightstand when I was little. I was always terrified of getting in trouble when I would literally take like 50 cents
Same! I also used to do that, I got so scared doing that 😂
Same, lol
Loll same
Dude same I would take pennys from my mom so I could build little coin castles and I got scared cuz I thought I was stealing
EraserMic bruh me and my brother took coins from the little compartment in our parents cars and i was so scared he would fck up and give it away lmao
The funniest part of this is when the blonde kid is supposed be filming the person with the camera is OBVIOUSLY taller than any 6 year old I've ever seen
What are you talking about? Most 6 year olds are about 5”9
When i was 6 i was 6 foot 10
Psht I was 7’10 when I was 6
well when i was 2 i was 1000000000 foot 10 inches i just shrunk.
The parents aren't even trying to make it look real
I am very interested in the Goober family and the 3 parents with their 11 kids
Goober family says poly rights 😌
@@coal1818 yes ☺️
Please let me go
@DUOLINGO where is my family?
@@BapGap you should have done your Spanish lesson
Revisiting this in light of the new legislation in Illinois and the arrest of the mom from 8 passengers channel. So glad some of these family vloggers are seeing consequences for exploiting and abusing their kids.
When I was a kid I thought birthday money, like the $5 you'd get in a birthday card, was to pay for college, so I used to just stuff it in a piggy bank, and I remember when my dad found out he took me to toys r us, and I haven't been good at saving money since
Oh my God this is so wholesome
this is relatable asf.
Mood. Whenever I get money from helping my parents out with abnormal tasks (I got $30 for helping clean out a car we were selling) I think “oh I should save this” and then immediately spend it on candy.
Eureka Mreum How the fuck is it wholesome? His childhood thoughts were but then his dad came along and fucked it all up.
I was the same way, my parents never really instilled any money management in me and it’s negatively affected my entire adult life. I never even realized it until it was way too late. I’m not blaming my parents for all of it, they weren’t terrible people or anything and I made most of my bad decisions on my own but I’m pretty sure if I’d have grown up with parents who taught me to save money and respect savings and security over things my life would have been a lot different.
@@yoursaviorishere4365 what? I'd get like 50p
the comment that said "i like trains" i really felt that
Plot twist: that comment was posted by I like Trains kid, and this guy literally *felt* the train when he got run over.
@@ShibuNub3305 um, what
@@yousfiabdelali it's in here somewhere... ruclips.net/video/CWBnMBz-zZU/видео.html
@@ShibuNub3305 i-
@@yousfiabdelali asdf movies
Every time the dad laughed, it took 5 years off my life.
emobanana22 ahaha
He sounds like the stepbrother of Waluigi or Wario when he laughs
But it was restored when the cute little kid talked
*AAAGHHAGHH AGGGGHH*
emobanana22 dang then I just lost 80 years and I’m 16
This is straight-up child abuse, I fully believe that CPS should get involved in situations where children are exploited for money and are undoubtedly forming a loose grasp on reality
these bloggers are disturbing. it might start out fun and innocent, but the lines will blur and they will continue to up the stakes for more and more views.
Look at the Stauffer family.. they adopted a special needs Asian child for views! and had to "rehome" him because the kid was ruining their fake happy family
Oml that’s terrible! I hope that kid is okay
It’s disgusting and horrible, imagine the kid when they grow up knowing that some stupid “family” just used them for views, I hope that kid went to a better home and is happy with the family, knowing that they are loved.
Yeah also the mom who rehomed him or sent him back said she SPECIFICALLY wanted a child who has low functioning autism, i hate family channels period , fight me on it but this should be counted as child abuse, don’t exploit your children for views parents 🗿✊🏼✨💫
@@Oceaninhysteria totally agree. its abuse. and don't get me started about the Stauffers.. they are monsters
Maddie_Productions UwU 100% agree with you
I hear that dads laugh in the corner of my room at night
Ghost Oh cool me to.
Therapist: David’s tv dad laugh isnt real, he can’t hurt you
David’s tv dad laugh:
HUAHUEHAAAAAAAAJJJ
LMFAOOOO
Imagine have 2 comments next to each other with over 1000 likes
I dropped an ice cube on the ground and when it broke I kept saying "sorry mom I'm so sorry" because i thought that ice cubes cost lots of money. (I was 4 btw)
Thats so adorable xD once I told my mom I was sorry for sitting on the couch for to long bc I thought it was expensive I was 3 xD
once when I was four I was helping my mom cook dinner and I accidentally dropped an egg and I was absolutely terrified because I thought she would get mad and yell at me. she just told me to clean it up
When I was 5, my mom bought me a new pencil, when I lost the pencil in the school I told my teacher that I won't go home because I lost my brand new pencil, and the pencil ( i thought) was so expensive that my family cant afford other....
Those days XD
i broke down in 1st grade bc i didn’t know that ice cream cost extra at school
once I lost a $6 bottle cap in school and I was audibly crying because I thought my mom would beat me.
Growing up lower middle class I always kind of understood the concept of money, not really because I was still a child but I always understood that we would have to check prices before we grabbed stuff at grocery store, grocery shopping at dollar tree at times, and getting 10 toys at goodwill for a $1. It’s always been instilled it me in a way
Okay same, I was looking for someone else with this experience! Like I always had a general concept of money because I was around 4/5 when the 2008 recession hit, and my dad is self-employed. So my whole childhood we were in this loop where we could keep the fridge stocked, buy a new toy, or get hot lunch at school when my dad's business was doing well, but then had to pinch pennies when it wasn't. Like the amount of times the credit card would get declined at the grocery store and the cashiers would have us wait to the side while my mother frantically called my dad/the bank to get it fixed instilled in me real early on that money is not easy to come by lol, and credit cards are not magical entities.
This is 17 minutes of Drew Gooden wanting to adopt that child
I hope he does, and then follows him around with a camera. Just playing! Drew would teach the kid to use his brain right, and not care if he whines for video games.
@@tripperwillo6247 yalls writing Drew with the child headcanons now?? 😞
@@amagicman13 sussysusy
@@epicwwiistuff6863 blocked.
@@amagicman13 well aren't Drew and Danny expecting a child
The way she says “fortnite” just gives you the Karen chills.
I'd say the hair helps
fwortnaight?
lmao
AC Kolasinski hello fellow kids do you play fortnight
I won't be surprised if she ends up taking the kids.
Damn it kid, if you're gonna try and drive your family to bankruptcy at least show us the CVV to the card
Now we talking...btw easy to crack...10×10×10= 1000 possibilities. Worth the effort.
except every card i've ever seen in my life, and to my imagination, any card from any reputable bank with even the slightest understanding of security, all will lock your card after 3 (from my experience) failed attempts in a row.
don't go to a bank that would allow you to make a whole thousand attempts at getting your CVV correct, without getting suspicious and locking your card.
Discover your fortnite special name! 1st name: Your daddy or mommy's credit card number, last name: the CVV and expiration date! Type your name in the comments! :D
Amex print the CVV on the front of the card, so it's all there. I wonder if they actually had a bunch of transactions go through on the card or if they cancelled it before filming.
@@Earthling699 It's cancelled or possibly a fake card....... the video is fake.
Parents, please just spend like 5 minutes checking to see what your children are doing. Don't go crazy, just make sure they aren't being told it's alright to steal from you.
the fact that drew said "dealing with angry GUESTS" rather than customers makes me realize he worked at one of those places that are weirdly insistent about never referring to them as customers. i know for sure target is like that, i think starbucks might be too.
My grocery store is the same
as a barista i can confirm starbucks is like this
Even the McDonald's I used to work at was like this
i work at a theme park so ofc it’s like this for us😭
@@bootycakessss thats such a bummer. have you ever had a customer be like "this isnt a fancy hotel you dont have to call me a guest?"
That sudden "I like trains" absolutely killed me
Same, I couldn’t breathe for a second.
When?
I like turtles
Something tells me none of you guys have seen asdf movie..
@@carealoo744 noob master & Aariz Khan did - “got your noseeee”
My five year old asked me one time why we don't have a RUclips channel so I can vlog her. I told her it's because I love her. It is not my child's responsibility to perform to make money so I can pay my bills! Do I take pictures and videos of my child? Of course! Do I share them PRIVATELY (not online) with family? Yes. Would I EVER put these memories out in the cesspool of the internet for God knows who to see and do God knows what with? HELL NO! Even if she did something absolutely hilarious or seemingly impossible, I would NEVER put it out into the world for the masses or the media to gobble up in order to get attention and have 15 minutes of fame. Children have a right to privacy and even their parents shouldn't be able to take that away. Because once it's gone, it's damn near impossible to get it back!
Exactly! Kids deserve to be kids and not actors
Honestly perfectly said
Ok but you're actually lying. If your child started levitating or using mind powers you would 100% be telling and showing everyone.
@@TheDsRequiem Are you kidding? I wouldn't show a freaking soul if my child could fly or had ANY powers! Why the hell would I do that? Haven't you ever seen a movie? Letting the public know if your child has powers is a one way ticket to a government lab somewhere! You can think I'm "actually lying" all you want. But I know that my priority as a parent is to protect my child, not exploit my child. And if you have kids and they happened to start flying one day and your first instinct is to tape it and show the world, then I feel bad for your kids! 🙄
Your kid asked you that already?
“I was shook to my core when I realized my parents don’t have one million dollars”
Reminds me so much of the time my mom told me she had coloring books as a kid and I go “W-with CRAYONS?!” And she said “yeeeeesss? Why??”
And my little six year old brain goes,
“CRAYONS WERE A THING BACK THEN?!?!”
It wasn’t my fault I thought my parents were born before the Stone Age 🤣
There's no way a kid Drew's age made a video this good. His mom is definitely behind the camera feeding him the lines. At one point you can even see her shadow move across the wall.
Busted.
What an in-depth analysis. He is definitely too young and immature to run this. I agree.
I feel like I’m the only one who didn’t steal credit cards from MY OWN PARENTS
Katie Rose from whose parents then ?
@@0oh_no she stole it from her grandparents
I stole like, toonies and loonies from my dad's desk. Sometimes quarters. I think I once took a 5 dollar bill?
If I stole my parents credit card I would be in SOOOOOOOOOO much trouble.
Katie Rose I don’t even know how to use a credit card. There’s like toddlers who know how to use phones and shit n I’m like tf lmao
They should have given the moral lesson at the end. Say something like, "This was just a funny skit, DON'T DO THIS YOUR MOM AND DAD WILL NOT BE AS HAPPY AS WE WERE JUST NOW".
Carrigan VanBuskirk or at least acted mad at the kids and fake punished them then been like “don’t do this or you’ll get in trouble and it’s not right to steal” or somin like that
@@charkatslife Yeah like if they turned this into a lesson video then it would be okay and actually commendable.
I never noticed how genuinely uncomfortable and upset those kids looked at their mother yelling at them, those poor kids.
Jeesh, I just feel terrible for these kids. They’re at the prime age where you can make any impression on them and these “parents” just don’t seem to care. From this video alone, it seems to me like the parents’ relationship with each other hovers on a very narrow edge, and their children are there for profit. Heck, even the kids know what’s up!
wasn't sure whether to watch this video, there was no [MUST WATCH] in title
jk, A+ 10/10, would watch and fear dystopian futures again 🙏🙏🙏
schmoyoho how did you get in this comment section? You thinking of songifying drew? Love you.
schmoyoho omg is you you me cahnnrl is the best
NoVa power - nice.
You don't fear dystopian futures at every moment?! www.google.co.uk/search?q=shocked+emoji&newwindow=1&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=_U4aVfoC98vr0M%253A%252CKwfVweZoDucXSM%252C_&usg=__7fRhvNO-QDAAr4DwfGnBNimA23I%3D&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwii2bSC6tDbAhUsBMAKHbnLAPAQ9QEILTAB#imgrc=_U4aVfoC98vr0M:
I should start tagging my comments with [MUST REPLY] when I crave attention :thinking:
jared (19) : frantically downloads audible
You sir, need more likes XD
Rip vine
The amount of people that probably don’t get this is hilarious
BAHAHAHAHA
Emily Barbour fuck you dumb bitch learn bow to take a fucking joke if you don’t think it’s funny then shut the fuck up.
What I found to be the most insane, is that by purposely flashing a credit card that isn't yours so that strangers can use it is a form of fraud, a federal offense. They were basically saying, "committing fraud is funny, you should do it!"
And if some kid watching decides to try the same stunt (but for real), the parents will have little chance of recouping the charges from their bank associated with the credit card. (Unlike when real fraud happens, where you are almost always covered).
It’s funny how Danny is Drew’s landlord
And Jackie is his neighbour
@@ragnorfellandcantgetup3916 and Amanda is still in Afghanistan
@@talleygill6753 and Laura is down a well
Lol, I’m pretty sure Drew is his own landlord.
@@tommyholland6933 no
I stole 16 pennies from MY parents, and they still don’t know! It’s safe to say, I’m a lil stinker
i stole a piece of gum from my mom’s purse!1!1!!! 🤪🤪😱😱😱😯
You war criminals
I stole my parents soul and nearly doomed the human race, I'm a lil stinker 😁😁😁
i like trains
Make sure that they don't find out, or else they're gonna chase you with a knife until you manage to run away.
That 200 dollars must've bankrupted them
Arosch_ LMAO BEST COMMENT
yeah I sure didn't notice the big mansion and expensive equipment
its a good thing this is fake cause if it was real them kids...oooooh boy let me not say
Arosch_ but they can afford to giveaway 100 dollars worth of vbucks smh?!?
Arosch_ I hope that they did go bankrupt
the trope of mothers (and other women in authority, like female teachers) being evil annoying buzzkills in kids content is so damaging, especially in contrast to a "fun" dad who will openly make fun of his wife for being "too bossy." of course people are just gonna see women as nagging bitches when this is the kind of content they grow up watching.
This is a valid point, actually. The fact that they get away with such subtle sexism is bleak.
Yeah and I didn't even realize it until I got older how saturated the trope is in media, especially in Nickelodeon and Disney shows. Extra bonus points if the mom or female authority figure had reasonable advice or was making a criticism that was called for in a specific situation but either the MC or some prominent male figure wrote her off for being "naggy".
The same can be said about the bumbling idiot dad trope
Legend says that one kid is still luckily running away from his father with a knife
LOL
Sailor Cat514 danganronpa reference? 😳
Sailor Cat514 hell yeah buddy
Lol it's Zoë BRUH I DIDNT EVEN WATCH THE VIDEO YET BUT WHSHSHEHE WHAT ON EARTH-
Lol
“We’re adults, right?” Me, a 15 year old high school student: “right!”
me who started watching drew when I was like 11: "yep :D"
@@Lilyjem39 me, who is currently 11: “100%”
Well atleast you seem like a pretty self aware 15 year old so I thinnk his point still stands xD
@@M1ntt806 I constantly make fun of myself for not being a child 😌
Sounds like an effective way to keep yourself constantly entertained
Everyone should be required to work retail at least once
Or just anything that’s minimum wage
I could finally be rude to the people who were rude to me while working in a restaurant. Gosh I would be their worst nightmare every day
AGREED 1000%
@@snowleopard064 most retail isn’t minimum wage lol
Black Friday, pandemic, health food store. So many coupons.
God, that dad’s laugh is so fantastic. Like, evil skeletor after too much coffee
When I was little I used to wonder why my parents complained about gas prices. The sign always said like 2.50 or 3 dollars😂😂
Per gallon, in reality they were paying somewhere between $30-$50 for a full tank unfortunately
@@DuckyX3 yes I think the commenter understands that, they just didn't when they were younger
@@DuckyX3
Lol. Probably the funniest “guy explains the obvious” I’ve ever seen.
Me too, I was always so confused about why my parents were so happy to get like 3 cents off of $2.30
@@grootsChannel yeah lmao
First off that little boy is so cute I would watch just for him. Second I remember begging my mom for club penguin memberships and when she got me one for my birthday I thought I was the luckiest person ever. Also you can really tell it’s fake because dads don’t wake up that easily
Hell I don't even wake up that easily and I'm 18
This one time my dad was sleeping so deep I thought he was dead. Luckily he started snoring and making other sleeping dad noises.
That's true and they also fall asleep really easily. Or is it a my dad's thing ? My dad falls asleep mid-sentences sometimes. (and his sentences not mine)
I spent 1 billion dollars on my mom credit cart on roblox and then I got beaten to death by my dad and now I’m dead
Wait a minute if your dead, how are you commenting????????????🤔🤔🤔🤔😦😦😦😦😦
Carter Pace
Behold the power of....
WOOOOOSH
r/wooosh
I bet this is a fake comment...
I’m being ironic
Mystery Chicken these days you can’t tell if people are being ironic because of retards
whats really really scary about this is that if a kid charges their parents credit card like this, that kid could end up being beaten or psychologically abused by their parent because they are so furious
WHY DOES THAT MAN LAUGH SO MESSED UP AFTER EVERY SENTENCE!??!
HI MAMA EHEHEHH
YEAH I MADE DINNER EHEHEHEH
YOU LOOK BEAUTIFUL HEHEHHE
I LOVE YOU EHEHEHE
THE KIDS ARE DEAD HEHEHWH
I think Drew edited the laugh in for comedy lol
it's edited..
@Purple BEE im crazy
WHY ARE WE SCREAMING EHEHEHEHEHE
HONEY I HAVE CANCER HEHEHEEHWH
“Oh hey landlord.” 😂😂😂
Why was that so funny to me.
Leannuh Renee ikr
‘salve grumio’
‘ye alright landlord?’
Salve
Because you thought of "Oh hi Mark"
Leannuh Renee wtf it wasn't meant to be funny, it's called exposition. Drew puts a lot of effort into the direction and cinematography of these videos. The landlord symbolized Drew's hardships he faced during his teen years. I can't believe you guys are dumb enough to just dismiss it as "comedy", like Drew is some mindless idiot or something.
I searched up “Danny Gonzalez Family Vlogs” and this was the second result, so I hope you know RUclips thinks you two are the same person too
haha nice
Well he did make youtube so he probably is playing into to the joke
They have a song about looking alike
Because, they’re the same person!
8:00
Mom: "And am I happy about this? Noo000oooooo!!" 👉👈
Mom: 🙂
My parents paid me $1 for chores a week saving up for a $10 action figure was a huge deal I remember spending $20 for the first time I saved up for 20 weeks as a 7 year old child that was a big deal
20 weeks?! That's like half a year. for an action figure. As a kid, I would've probably forgotten about it by then. Cheers to you for working and reaping those sows.
@@salma-amlas the $20 wasn't on an action figure but I was probably exaggerating a little bit. I do remember saving up for like a month or two for action figures and such though
@@jaredtimme5851 oh my bad lol.
@@jaredtimme5851 I never got money as a kid. 😂I would dream all the time about walking to the toy store down the street from our apartment and buy toys while it was snowing and Santa Claus would come and take me to the north pole. Oh god I had a big imagination good days though
If you r saving for about 6 months and then going for the action figure, I bet u had a thought of not buying it, coz u worked so hard to get it and now you don't to buy it, am I right?
My sleep paralysis demon got scared when he heard that dad’s laugh
d e s p a i r
@@_bean_3569 i agree very much with that statement
Were you asleep while watching this? ooor is your demon just always chilling in the room watching RUclips with you?
monkumamKSV!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
@@Ghost_Token
She was watching it in her dreams
Me, a 16 year old who feels guilty for asking my mom for 5 bucks: 👁👄👁
Dude same
I like your profile picture
@claɪre I'd feel bad because I know they work really hard and their money are for things more important than a game
same 15 and asking for money is tough
@@AzraelMelchior same and because covid is making everything 100x harder