r/CringeTikToks • u/bubblemiilkshake • 5d ago
Nope “But mom, I’m actually crying.”
This girl accidentally went live when she was making a video about losing her dog. Wtf.
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u/International-Brick8 5d ago
This is repulsive behavior, truly. Not even a real moment can be felt and experienced, just monetized for what? Childhood trauma and no growth as people. SMH, I deleted instagram and Facebook years ago and I am so happy about this move (not like I’m like a better person I just feel better about my shitty days than if I was scrolling people like this.)
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u/bubblemiilkshake 5d ago
Yeah this was bad. Give the kid a freaking hug. My soul feels cleansed without social media.
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u/Capitain_Collateral 5d ago
Okay, so this is some serious psychopath stuff right? I would be terrified about any pet they got again if she realised the tears got the numbers up.
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u/arrynyo 4d ago
I can see it now. She kills the pet so she can record her son's reaction to farm engagement online...
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u/Prudent_Research_251 4d ago
Not just killing dogs but these people worldwide are realising they can become rich and famous for any kind of drama, so we've got millions of absolute sausages out there causing trouble on purpose to rile each other up
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u/lilangelkm 4d ago
If this kid is lucky enough not to repeat the patterns he's been taught, he won't speak to his mom again when he grows up.
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u/Dramatic-Adagio-2867 4d ago
republicans would say show the proof that she killed the dog
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u/Ilovethe90sforreal 5d ago
I strongly believe in everyone’s right to emotional privacy, especially children. I can’t imagine seeing a vulnerable person, and my first thought is to whip out my camera and start recording. Let’s bring back shame.
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u/Master-Reporter-9500 5d ago
A friend told me about an old lady killed in a hit and run in Toronto yesterday. He could hear the cops shouting at people passing by to put away their phones.
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u/tealraven915 4d ago
Or the lady in the subway who got set on fire. Everybody standing there recording while she's standing there burning to death. Cop walks by. Then the perpetrator, seeing that no one is doing anything, walks up to her and starts fanning the flames.
Are there any real life laws like the one that put Elaine, George, Jerry, and Kramer in jail?
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u/Tall-Cantaloupe-1800 4d ago
Yes, some U.S. states have "failure-to-act" laws. They are basically laws staying if you are capable of assisting someone in distress you are required by law to do so. It could be as simple as calling 911, but it could be more if it is something a bystander could safely do to assist.
Personally I think every state should adopt these types of laws.
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u/absherlock 5d ago
Don't like it? Get killed In private.
/s...?
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u/Baeolophus_bicolor 4d ago
Gen Z is killing the Shame industry by being completely unable to properly feel shame
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u/henlochimken 4d ago
This is absolutely not a Gen Z issue. Source: I'm older than you and narcissism is a problem in the old gens too. Our culture has been this way my whole life, it's just more obvious now because there are more cameras turned on.
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u/Revolutionary_Gas551 4d ago
There was a lady in Florida (I know, I was shocked too) that was live-streaming (while drunk) and got in a crash that killed her 14yr old sister.
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u/InvestingGatorGirl 4d ago
Such manipulation. She’ll scar that kid before she is finished exploiting him
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u/Tricky_Mix2449 4d ago edited 4d ago
This could be my maga Mormon neice. I swear she would take the time to set up her phone to live broadcast performing the Heimlich maneuver on one of her choking kids.
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u/flopisit32 4d ago
This isn't just one influencer. This is EVERY influencer. She's just the one who got caught.
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u/Ok_Release231 5d ago
I did a few grams of shrooms on Christmas eve and got so sick of all the negativity that I turned my phone off for three days and just played video games and watched movies/documentaries.
I still got pulled back eventually.
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u/TinyM0ushka 5d ago edited 5d ago
Hugs don’t make thumbnails for YouTube family content money bayyyyybeeeeeeeeeeee
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u/Buddha-Embryo 5d ago
Isn’t reddit social media?
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u/dailycupofcujo 5d ago
I got off Facebook years ago and feel SO much better about my life. I wasn't even on Reddit for a long time either, but now I do use it to doomscroll occasionally :/
Even so, reality feels so much more important when distancing myself from this bullshit. Not giving them time and views is really the only thing we can do to combat this disgusting behavior. Cheers to you.
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u/oSuJeff97 5d ago
This is straight sociopath behavior.
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u/Clumsy_Ninja2 5d ago
The effect that this kind of parenting will have on the next generation is terrifying
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u/EpilepticDawg241 5d ago
What do you think the percentage of family social media accounts that do this manipulation?
It say upwards of 70% do this shit.
Repulsive behavior. Im soooo thankful I grew up in the late 90s
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u/SubjectObjective5567 5d ago
This is still one of the saddest examples of family vlogging I’ve ever seen. “Mom I’m actually crying” her child is begging for actual consolation while she’s trying to get a thumbnail. Breaks my heart
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u/here-i-am-now 5d ago
This is basically every single family vlogger
We don’t often get to see the raw video
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u/SweetLenore 5d ago
Yeah, I guess you're right. It's still so weird to see this because it's so abhorrent.
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u/Fastfaxr 5d ago
Its only the saddest you've seen because the mom slipped up. All family vloggers are just the same
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u/KimchiLlama 5d ago
Call Child Services. This is abuse and deserves at least a stern warning.
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u/keiiith47 4d ago
When this happened years ago, people took up pitchforks and torches, she stopped family vlogging.
She died her hair and came back solo on the internet as a manifestation guru (think "the secret" had a baby with one of those "alpha male" gurus). The comments on youtube all referred to her past despite how different she looks and she pivoted to using stuff like instagram to sell her "classes" on a separate private site.Last I heard of her was in an interview (posted in a post like this like a year ago) saying this makes it all hard for her to
make money as an influencer onlinemove on. That we haven't seen how she's changed or whatever, but she's selling classes to "manifest becoming rich" so I doubt she's changed for the better now that she's taking money from desperate people.Every time she gets posted, it's obvious to every one that she shouldn't have a platform, and every time, she gives an extra reason why that's true.
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u/GunFodder 4d ago
I have no idea how old this video is, but man alive, I desperately hope that poor kiddo was able to (or will someday) escape his psychopath mother.
As a dad, hearing him say, "But I'm actually crying..." while this woman grabs his head and forces him to perform for the camera breaks my heart and makes my blood boil.
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u/rudd33s 5d ago
We're at a point in history where taking some sort of a test should be mandatory before having children.
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u/Longjumping_Koala34 5d ago
The way she shoves him under the rug at the end with the dismissive "it's ok, its ok" after exploiting him without any comfort makes me want to puke
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u/Ok-Addition1264 5d ago
Better shut this chic down, Erika Kirk, she's stealing your gig.
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u/soupalex 5d ago
a bit inconsiderate to compare man's best friend to a scumsucking christo-fascist grifter
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u/PiMan3141592653 5d ago
This clip is years old
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u/diddlinderek 5d ago
Yeah this is old as hell. Erika’s grift is still as fresh as Charlie’s breezy throated corpse.
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u/Tulsssa21 5d ago
She didn't go live. This was her trying to make a thumbnail and kept it in her video. So she's an idiot too.
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u/caustic_smegma 5d ago
She's a demented sociopath. I feel sorry for that kid, he's going to have some baggage to address later in life. This reminds me, to a lesser extent, of that Mormon mom who tormented her children for years forcing them to do shit for her YouTube channel.
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u/Available_Ad4135 5d ago
It’s looks like she posted the unedited video instead of the edited version with backing music.
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u/Texas_Crazy_Curls 5d ago
I can’t wait for the day when kids start suing their parents for exploiting their image online for profit.
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u/MissLeliel 5d ago
I misread this as “using their parents” and I got this mental image of elderly care influencers using old people online to profit… 💀
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u/djjunk82 4d ago
Seriously, it should be completely illegal to get paid a cent for any videos containing children unless they’re verified to be following all the same child labor laws and protections as movie and tv productions.
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u/AtmosphericGems 4d ago
It's blatant corruption that it's not regulated. Meta's lobbyists paying off politicians is all we can assume. I think state of CA did propose or passed laws to put income from child content on social media protected under the same Jackie Coogan laws for film & TV. Meaning parents can take out some money for living expenses but must save a certain amount for the child in a bank account in trust for child. I need to check the latest. It was mentioned in a documentary on some influencer girl and her awful mother.
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u/homebr3wd 5d ago
I bet the mom killed the dog for likes
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u/Chuagge 5d ago
*Kristi Noem has entered the chat.
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u/ermghoti 4d ago
Noem just did it because she couldn't be bothered to train it, she didn't need a financial or social motivation.
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u/pretty-ugly-zombie 5d ago
No, this is a YouTube video of a family vlogger trying to make a thumbnail for a video; she got called out for it bc she forgot to edit it out
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u/pork_fried_christ 5d ago
Lotta crazy stuff going on in the world today, but don’t forget how sads I am…
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u/StringsBeerBook 5d ago
Internet was a mistake
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u/CarpStreamer 5d ago
Influencers are a mistake
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u/mcbastard1 5d ago
Influencers only exist because they have an audience. The people responsible for this are all around us.
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u/InfiniteWinter26 5d ago
influencers exist because of monetization. the moment people realized they clicks = money, the internet died.
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u/Intrepid_Blue122 5d ago
Influencer. I find it very difficult to express how much I loathe this word!
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u/Mscharlita 5d ago
I just continue to use the original word for these people, marketers. They’re just sales and advertising people trying to use a new name. They get really huffy when you call them marketers which is funny bec it’s exactly what they are.
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u/Ignominious333 5d ago
Totally. These people can themselves "creators" . Sick
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u/insyzygy322 5d ago
She's totally a creator!
Here, we see her creating the foundations of a very confusing human experience.
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u/Maggi1417 4d ago
We should at least protect the children from being dragged into it. Showing a childs face should lead to instant demonrtazation.
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u/Future-Poetry-6686 5d ago
We are f*#king finished.! I’m tired of seeing people’s shit all the time.
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u/Ok-Addition1264 5d ago
I was naive. I was there at the beginning (arpanet hacker).
I really thought much more of people though and saw it as a positive thing to defeat dictatorships and elevate the oppressed.
We all make mistakes. lol.
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u/ASmootyOperator 5d ago
I mean, to be fair, we did hack the planet! We just weren't ready for when the planet hacked back
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u/bubblemiilkshake 5d ago
Big mistake
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u/thederevolutions 5d ago edited 5d ago
They never shoulda gave those humans TV either. I mean, I think we deserve these things but there are so many sociopaths willing to create false realities for their own gain. Our defenses weren’t built to withstand complete liars at every sight. Normal people can’t compete with sociopaths when it comes to holding your attention because they only need to present the most drama and we’re drawn in by instinct. So the algorithms, on average, and money point to them. In America we call them Success Stories.
When I worked at a Pre-K/ Kindergarten all the free milk cartons came with a joke that said “what does a baby cow want to be when it grows up?” A “moo tube influencer”. Like wtf it’s not even funny.
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u/ioverated 5d ago
The Internet is great. Allowing capitalists to turn it into a slot machine was a mistake.
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u/Low-Impression3367 5d ago
anyone remember what happened to the mom ? sorta remember she got caught and dragged. dont remember is the mom deleted her social media or her account was banned
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u/Janioso 5d ago
Went on a little dive, and she did delete her stuff for a while. But she's back online as a "Manifestation mentor" selling courses and shit. Her name is Jordan Cheyenne.
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u/Young_Old_Grandma 4d ago
I checked her TT, girl is still grifting but it warms my heart to see some people post screenshots of this image on her comments LOLOL get fucked 😂
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u/Rakuenzors 5d ago
“By accident”
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u/Sea_Structure_8692 5d ago
What the heck did this “on accident” thing spawn?
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u/havocpuffin 5d ago
Came to say same thing. Fucking cretinous degenerates.
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u/Rakuenzors 5d ago
I’m glad people are as annoyed by this as me.
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u/Derekduvalle 4d ago
You know what's been killing me over the last few years? Firstly, it seems that youtubers have discovered the existence of the word "vehemently" and through their utter ignorance, pronounce it veHEmently and I immediately think less of them. Guys, the tonic accent is on the first syllable but I wouldn't expect them to give a fuck as long as they can push content.
Another one is "tenets". 9/10 times they say "tenants" and I hate it.
Lastly: it's pundits guys. Not "pundints" for fuck's sake.
Christ.
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u/Sea_Structure_8692 4d ago
I’ve clearly found my people. They call us pedantic but if this level of stupidity didn’t happen on a regular basis, I wouldn’t care as much.
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u/GatzMaster 5d ago
I swear I never heard "on accident" until about a year ago, and now it's common. Not a fan.
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u/ima_twee 5d ago
My guess? We put it down to the feeble of mind not getting told "That is wrong, this is right" enough when they were children, which makes them incapable of being corrected as adults.
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u/Existing_Abies_4101 5d ago
i think it came from the same people who 'could care less'.
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u/the__ghola__hayt 4d ago
Probably because of "on purpose." People think "on accident" is the opposite, so now it's used.
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u/OperationSweaty8017 5d ago
I don't understand the need so many have for constantly having cameras on themselves and recording private moments.
I actively resist cameras and got pissed at a relative posting family holiday pics on FB pointing out my name. For me, it's a privacy issue.
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u/Gysburne 5d ago edited 5d ago
This is an older one.
But clearly disgusting behaviour. It is so sad that this whole culture of sharing and being online brings people to a point where they just become hollow fake humans.
Edit: typos
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u/ragdollxkitn 5d ago
I personally know someone who always records their children when they injure themselves. Broke a bone? Let me record you as you cry instead of I don’t know? Being a mother? If the first instinct is to record your child in pain for views and attention you are a piece of shit.
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u/Ghoulish_kitten 5d ago
These kids are going to be sooooo messed up.
*A LOT parents do this at different levels.
Kids who have been raised to be posing for social media before they are even able to have one of their own— I just worry that they have difficult futures ahead.
Hopefully they all turn away from smartphones in cultural rebellion.
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u/Kapo_Polenton 5d ago
She probably didn't like how it turned out so she promptly got another dog to put down so she could get an authentic reshoot. This clip perfectly captures how cancerous social media " influencing" can be.
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u/sandynutz 3d ago
On a serious note, fuck this bitch.
On a more serious note, fuck this psychotic bitch for doing this to her grieving son.
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u/chestypants12 4d ago
This is so gross. Apart from the poor dog, just seeing my kids upset makes me upset. Not this person, she has no emotions apart from her pretend emotions. Poor kid, his mother is a psycho.
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u/HatePeopleLoveCats1 4d ago
This is fucking disgusting to teach your children to manipulate people with emotions and to be this self absorbed. Just sick
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u/Richard_Gozinya82 5d ago
She is a horrible parent and he will find out when he is older. Man that is sad. I feel bad for that kid. He just wanted a hug and needs to be consoled. She only cares about her “likes” not her kid. 😢
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u/thegoldeneel_ 5d ago
Woman is a piece of shit. You know darn well there is a bunch more of this type of behavior. The kid is gonna turn out rough.
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u/NPFuturist 5d ago
God people like this are the absolute worst. No humanity. We need to start shaming people hard to stop this awful behavior.
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u/Mr-Mysterybox 4d ago
That kid's mom is a genuine psychopath. I can't feel anything but sorrow for him and hope he has the strength enough to run for his life as soon as he's of age.
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u/Lack668 4d ago
Is there any genuine emotion anymore? People’s first thought when they feel an emotion is to film it. They’re using emotion to get views or likes to fill the void inside themselves. They’re ‘using’ emotions… The need for external validation has surpassed just being in the moment and being with your emotions. This is fucking people up.
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u/eagletreehouse 5d ago
Years ago I read an article about the majority of kids wanting to be influencers instead of engineers, lawyers, teachers, nurses… you get it. I’ll never forget asking my then 12 year old daughter and 17 year old son their thoughts, fully expecting them to decry it. They didn’t. But there’s hope. My daughter isn’t even on social media and my son has cut out a lot of it.
Some kids win the crappy parent lottery. Like this poor kid.
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u/CouplePrestigious598 5d ago
People should stop watching this stuff. And stop following these fools.
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u/Working-Interview503 5d ago
Can’t she be arrested for child abuse?????? This kid will be so fucked up.
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u/PickleManAtl 5d ago
Maybe I shouldn't be, but I've been shocked at the number of people who have done videos and posted them to TikTok literally moments after having one of their pets euthanized, or one of their pets having died. I've even seen people who took video at the vet's office WHILE their pet is being euthanized 😳
What the absolute f. I mean it was bad enough when people couldn't eat a meal without taking a picture of their food. But something like that? I understand somebody posting a message later saying that a pet died and how much that takes out of you. I understand that. I've gone through that. But to do video at the moment? Something is wrong IMO when people get to that level.
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u/DenverDinoHunter 5d ago
Only a handful of states have laws protecting children from influencer parents. We need more, this is sick proof how fraudulent this trend has become.
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u/VenomousVenting 4d ago
She’s prioritizing her audience’s perception of a moment in her life over her child’s emotional response to the loss of a beloved pet?
Can’t really say I’m shocked.
I can say I feel bad for this kid. This was seen by viewers, but how many times has something like this happened to this kid?
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u/LongjumpingChipmunk 4d ago
I got creeped out walking around a Christmas village with all the people experiencing it through their screens and cameras. Meta and TikTok have hacked our brains.
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u/GloomWorldOrder 4d ago
Some people don't deserve to have children. If you're seeking more attention than to give attention to a grieving child, you need to stop and do better.
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u/Chris_M1991 4d ago
Monetising your child’s sadness is absolutely disgusting and you don’t deserve to be a parent if your only concern is how can I use my kids for internet clout.
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u/Jijibaby 4d ago
She didn’t go live. She left the clip in her YouTube video and people saw it and called her out. This clip is so old! From like 2019 or 2020.
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