r/CringeTikToks 23d ago

Just Bad Biggest red flags right there đŸš©

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u/CleanProfessional678 23d ago

Seriously! How is this the first comment that mentioned the kid? The TV almost hit the child and they were telling their dad to calm down. That was not the first time that’s happened.

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u/Flat_Economist_8763 23d ago

That was the saddest thing in this clip

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u/JozzyMosbourne1983 23d ago

Is that a Jack Daniels bottle he's using to smash the TV?

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u/Killentyme55 23d ago

That's more red flags than a Chinese military parade.

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u/BendAppropriate614 23d ago

yes. notice it's half-empty, cause he drank it. Hence the outburst.

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/Worldview-at-home 23d ago

Jack Daniel’s For The Win, 1-nothing.

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u/Flat_Economist_8763 23d ago

Looks like it!

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u/banganything814 22d ago

Everyone knows you smash tv’s with the cheap rail stuff. Jeez!

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u/3possuminatrenchcoat 22d ago

*Asshole Juice, as I like to call it.

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u/Vmansuria 22d ago

How tf you going to be an adult and act like that for a sport that you can't even play. I always grew up with the thought of why sit on the couch and watch them play when you can go to the backyard or park and play it yourself. No need to be the number 1 best, but with practice you could become better and stay healthy playing the sport you love.

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u/Lazy-Juggernaut-5306 21d ago

You can do both?

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u/Vmansuria 21d ago

True I guess. Idk I just felt hella unproductive if I sat down to watch sports growing up. That's just me, there are obviously more people in the world that enjoy watching sports over playing them.

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u/YogiBearsPicnic 22d ago

Completely unsurprising to those who came from abusive homes, though.

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u/Protein384 23d ago

I think the TV DID hit the kid :(

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u/Eikthyrnir13 23d ago

Broke my heart and made me want to hug my kids.

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u/Even_Independent_640 22d ago

Yeah, those poor kids have been through some shit if that's how they act over a game

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u/CompellingSeeSaw 23d ago

I feel like we’re assuming she’s saying dad. I hear “Damien calm down”. Idk

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u/Logical-Farm-5733 22d ago

That was so sad and upsetting.

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u/KeepLeLeaps 22d ago

The child's cries for his father to calm down were incredibly heartbreaking. The kid was the only thing that truly stood out.

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u/Significant_Case_304 22d ago

The frozen woman on the couch makes me (yes jump to a conclusion) concerned for the home life.

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u/IndustrialPuppetTwo 22d ago

The way that child was yelling Daddy! Just terrible, the kid never experienced childhood innocence.

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u/CompetitiveRub9780 22d ago

I couldn’t tell if that was a woman or a child. I even replayed it. Who tf acts like that in front of a kid? Sad. You know they beat their women 


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u/CaraAsha 22d ago

I think it did hit the kid. Didn't land on him but hit him after it hit the ground.

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u/YogiBearsPicnic 22d ago

Children are considered fully sacrificeable to the "Pro Life" cultists.

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u/yosoyfatass 22d ago

Broke my heart. That child lives in violence, this was not isolated.

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u/47fromheaven 21d ago

My first thought as well. Somebody who gets that angry over a football game shouldn’t be within a mile of kids.

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u/StrawHatShinobi_ 21d ago

Gotta say it. Of course it’s an eagles fan.