Because he didn't tell anyone. He didn't stand up for himself. He didn't even tell his Mom, for crying out loud. If you can't be truthful to your mother, who would you be truthful to?
@@cahidijoyoraharjo7833because his mom is so angry snd scary, he doesnt know what she will do when he tell her. And its kinda easy to tell that he was getting bullied
All my childhood I suffered coz of the "just ignore it. They'll get tired of it" crap from adults who should've helped me. This mother is teaching her son there's nothing wrong with defending yourself.
True story: I was in about 5th grade, age 11. For several days in a row as I was walking home from school, a neighbor and classmate started hurling insults at me and shoving me some. I just ignored him. About the 4th or 5th day I decided I'd had enough of that. I put him on his back, sat across his chest, and just beat the snot out of him. A day or two later he started acting like we were best buds. What an odd way to pick your friends.
I feel like the father is the biggest bully of them all. You can tell the Mother’s in an abusive relationship cause she has a lot of caring qualities that are buried under her anger. She’s projecting how she’s actively being treated into how they’re being raised. When your living in abuse it’s easy to lose self of who you once were.
The number of kids wearing glasses keeps growing though. A lot of the bullying in this short film seems to be homophobic rather than "haha he wears glasses".
When my uncle was a kid, he used to get bullied all the time by this one kid from school. After years of this, he came home crying yet again, but my grandpa was fixing his car in the driveway. He told him, "No. This ends today. You go back there and fight him, and don't come back until you do. No more running away. Now LEAVE". My uncle went back, and absolutely pummeled this bully. From that day forward, he was the most popular kid in school, and grew to be a true man. Never go looking for a fight, and don't start one for no reason. If anyone hurts you, you defend yourself. If you see someone else being hurt, you step in and handle it. Some call this "toxic masculinity". I call it bravery, virtue, and integrity. Good for that mom. As soon as she realized that her son was being bullied, she taught him a valuable lesson about self-respect. We need more of this and less helicopter parenting.
its easy to say since I assume your not 12 but when they are that age the friend cant really do anything, he would have just gotten beat up to. It nice to have the sentiment but when they are little kids not throwing yourself in front of a bullet doesnt make you a bad friend
It’s very different when you actually experience being a bystander yourself. It’s not as easy as it looks and you might also become a victim of the bullies.
The bully is the same all over the world: they only feel strong when they have a gang around them. Now, they have Twitter or Facebook to hide behind but cowards all the same. They'll never have the balls to confront their victims on their own. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 for the short film.👏
This is the bets comment I have read. People who have bullied me in the past were mostly in a group and I know that if it was just one of them that they would not have had guts.
Yeah he just got off work I don’t think I have a clue what’s wrong I just don’t want him I know he’s going on the phone and he doesn’t know how he can get a job and I don’t know what he’s going on but he doesn’t know how he can get a job done and I know he is doing well I think he’s a good job he doesn’t want me to text him
"Never start a fight, but always finish it." My mom told me that after I got beat up at the school bus stop. I was backing up not wanting to fight and tripped on a curb, the kid sat on me and got some good hits in before the bus showed up. We fought again the next day because I couldn't be done like that in front of my friends. I didn't have any trouble from him again.
The main kid (Brian) was much bigger than the bully. Its just that Brian did not believe in violence (remember he apologized when he first hit the bully). So it stands to reason he could whop the other kid.
I think when he had the confidence to fight back he realized how weak those punches were or how it didn't affect him as much. The mom telling him to fight back was the push he needed I think because he always listens to his mom.
My dad taught me how to throw a punch to defend myself. When a bully 2 years older than me was pushing me around, I punched him in the stomach and sent him home crying. I felt empowered. He gained some respect.
Here’s a couple things for you parents: 1. Bully’s never quit 2. Bully’s won’t get tired of it and move on 3. Get your bullied kid either in Karate or boxing or MMA before the bullies ruin their lives and self confidence.
This hurts. Every day i would be called this. Every year i moved schools, people called me that. Up to high school every day this would happen to me. I never stood up for myself. No matter what my Mom did. It would never work. Edit: I've never had so many likes
A good mom must realize what happens with his children. In general, when a child is abused he will never say anything at home, he does not do it out of shame or fear, and that is when parents must become detectives to investigate what happens to the child when he is not under their gaze.
I had a bully once. He was what we call the "School bully" as he picked on pretty much everyone, for pretty much no reason other than he wanted to be an ass. One day I had enough of how he treated everyone, so I took one swing at his face, and knocked one of his front teeth out. He started acting a lot nicer, and did his best to avoid me. I felt kinda bad about it, but.
To all the bullying victims watching this mini movie, I would rather you got suspended from school than beat up with your glasses broken and fearing telling your parents. I don't condone violence, but I do condone defending yourself if the going gets tough.
Tue. Jun 14, 1977 403pm is the exact date and time of my brothers birth! He passed away 3 years ago now. I know it has nothing to do with the film but I felt the need to note the synchronicity
@@user-nm8mt8vb3c now that I am not sure about...🤔 Something getting you down lately that your not telling your loved ones about, When in all actually they can be of more help to you than you realize.
I won’t lie, I expected this to take a horror approach and the kid murder everyone including his mom and the baby. This is a quality “They had us in the first half” moment
Well I’m glad that didn’t happen. Plus I’d be really sad if the baby died. The baby and the other brother didn’t do anything wrong. And the mom didn’t know what her older son was going through and she got abused by the biggest bully in this video: the dad.
I can totally relate to what this child is going through. The mother isn't helping him go through this BAD moment of his life. Who the heck was that on the phone with him (his pathetic father)? FYI: STAR WARS ROCK!!!!!
@@felito21 I was this kids age in 1977 and I, too, was bullied and my parents did little about it. Plus my mother was a lot like THIS mother with the violent outbursts combined with the periods of showing love. It was actually scary watching this for me. After much needed therapy many years later I came to the same conclusion which my therapist said was the RIGHT conclusion.
@NotLDaz so what? I would always stand up for my friend no matter which grade the bully is no matter how tall he is, no matter how many of them there are I would always stand up for my friends.
His mom was right. You have to stand up for yourself in this world because nobody else will. I know because I was brought up to turn the other cheek and it did me no good at all!
@@user-iq8on2uu8z It is in my experience. Bully's love to fight. They love the thrill of a win. If all you do is get pummelled then get adult help. Getting bruised doesn't stop the bullying....
This is why I’ve always stuck up for people being bullied I’ve literally had my head kicked in trying to stick up for someone on many occasions and when they see someone cares it’s absolutely worth it
Well produced and acted, however I thought the script was lacking enough redeeming value. Bryan took far too much bullying - from the kids, from his dad, and even his mom - and wasn’t given enough time to release his pent up rage - though it was reflected through his mom. Bryan should have been able to truly release his pain with a kick ass fight.
The funny moment is that his younger brother is finding glasses too😂😂. Literally i also wear glasses and bullied by others but it feel more shy to have them on my eyes
One has to stand for himself in all walks of life. There is a proverb in the Hindi language which says God helps those who help themselves. First, stand for yourselves then everything will follow up. It's a good deed mother finally understood what her boy is facing. Finally took courage to encourage her boy to fight back.
Why are people saying they want this kind of Mom,only because she made him fight the bully in the end? She belittled and bullied him herself, she's acting out her own inner rage through her son.
The mom should have made a speech like “Your the man of the house Bryan, you have to defend yourself.” “You fight and teach people to respect you! Your the boss now Bryan!”
That was me. Glasses, traumatized and an easy target. My mom taught me and so did my older bro to stand up for myself , that generalized I’m middle school and even today to me sticking up for those who are bullied. I used that skill in my career as a Spec Ed teacher. Go figure kids who are different.
At first I was shocked at the way the mom handled it, especially since she hadn't been very understanding in the past, but I now think this is the best solution. In order never to get bullied again the boy had to overcome his fears all by himself against the bully he had always been afraid of. And let's be honest, fears can be irrational, because the bully wasn't very strong but only tough because he was with his mates.
At least the kid won't be a softie. Teaching your kid to stand up for himself is not flawed parenting. Now if she let her son mount the other kid and keep hitting him THEN she is a bad parent.
I wish I had a mother like that! Loved this short. So accurate reconstruction of the late 70s: the curtain in the shower for example, the car, kid's and mom's clothing
I cried, my brother was bullied everyday on the bus. Our dad passed when I was 4 and he was 6. After talking to the school several times, my mother told him to not come home until he kicked his ass. He did.
You can't really do this (at least in school) these days, but in my youth, all I had to do was finally knock my bully over a couple of desks and chairs in front of the class and I was never bothered again. I was a big kid and I know not every kid could do this, but sometimes all it takes is hitting them once. People say "violence doesn't solve anything ." Maybe not, but it certainly clarifies and draws a line. Say what you will, but that one act brought me years of peace and no further bullying. If a teacher had seen it (which she didn't ), I might have been reprimanded , but not suspended.
This "fight back" idea is great if the boys are equal in size and strength. What happens when one kid weighs a skinny 60 pounds and the bully is a muscular 90-100? The bully sits on your chest, humiliates you while adults just walk by and do nothing.
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The mom was so indifference I thought the other lady was mom 😂😂😂
What a twist
Ikr
RIGHT!
Ikr
Yeah same. The real mom is a bad mom.
Poor boy. Nobody could understand that he was bullied.
Because he didn't tell anyone. He didn't stand up for himself. He didn't even tell his Mom, for crying out loud. If you can't be truthful to your mother, who would you be truthful to?
Welp, this movie practically ended up as a kids version of "Fight Club" honestly, so no hard feelings!
@@cahidijoyoraharjo7833because his mom is so angry snd scary, he doesnt know what she will do when he tell her. And its kinda easy to tell that he was getting bullied
@@pooslide1333 Oh, yeah. That makes sense. His Mom is like a doberman.
@@cahidijoyoraharjo7833 Have you been bullied before?
Legend says that the little boy is still asking for a popsicle.
Lmao
Your comment is underrated 😂
Lol
Damn 😂 💀
Lmfao
All my childhood I suffered coz of the "just ignore it. They'll get tired of it" crap from adults who should've helped me. This mother is teaching her son there's nothing wrong with defending yourself.
true
Not really lmao, if you ignore it they get bored, worked for me
@@b-trozbbx1561 It's different for everyone I reckon. Some people I ignored, and others I stood up to. They all left me alone though.
My mom always said never start a fight but always finish a fight
@@darthvader1783 you need to start a fight to end a fight
True story:
I was in about 5th grade, age 11. For several days in a row as I was walking home from school, a neighbor and classmate started hurling insults at me and shoving me some. I just ignored him. About the 4th or 5th day I decided I'd had enough of that. I put him on his back, sat across his chest, and just beat the snot out of him.
A day or two later he started acting like we were best buds.
What an odd way to pick your friends.
Was picturing the scene in A Christmas Story where Ralphie beats up the bully when reading this.
@@thetaekwondoe3887 lmao
Noice.
Lol
That happend with my mom at work
But without the beating up part
Who tapped on one of the short films and then watched 5 more lol🤣😂
It always happens with this channel lol
Me lmapo
Yep, for me it started with a hitman becoming friends with his target
@@joemamajoestar9047 lol me also
Yeah u know the vibes man
I thought the mom was telling the bully to hit her son 😱
Your logic is astounding! 😂😂😂
legit thata what i first thought xD
Same bruh
Facts right 😂😂
Same.
Bullies are cowards. Once you stand up for yourself, they get scared
Say that again on twitter, they will cancel you.
Dependent completely on who your talking about; the bully might be genuinely be a psychopath, but in the majority of cases you would be right
@@hansnoor9637 Spoken like a true wimp who wouldn't even stand up for yourself. If you keep doing nothing, you'll get nowhere in life.
@@hansnoor9637 I’m talking about in real life. Twitter trolls hide behind keyboards
Tested it when i was young and it worked. And they tell you violence isn't a solution to anything.
“HOLY SH*T ITS YOUR MOM” this got me wheezing
😂 same
Lmao
😭😂
Bro she is scary
bruh i know
I feel like the father is the biggest bully of them all. You can tell the Mother’s in an abusive relationship cause she has a lot of caring qualities that are buried under her anger. She’s projecting how she’s actively being treated into how they’re being raised. When your living in abuse it’s easy to lose self of who you once were.
That's true.
Nice stretch
He sure is. I feel bad for the wife as much as for the boy.
fr.
The mom started a children fight club in her backyard
I RESPECT THAT
Facts
Fr
No, the mom did not " start children fight club," THEY started it and she let them carry through.
FAX
@@lucthomas7626 you missed the joke he/she said that as a joke
The number of kids wearing glasses keeps growing though. A lot of the bullying in this short film seems to be homophobic rather than "haha he wears glasses".
Because it was like that back then, it is set in the 70s. They captured the bullying and jokes of the time.
@@acfan8253 doesn't change the fact that a lot of this bullying isn't just "he wears glasses"
Call me 4 eyes then i say "you listen here you little 2 eyed freak im tired of you"
@@czarbuscus1475 the virgin natural eyesight vs the Chad modern human who uses technology to overcome nature and see in HD
@@vortex8921 20/20 vision is corona vision
It's unbelievable that there are people who bully others just because of glasses. In my opinion, glasses makes a person look more attractive 🤷♀️
Allow me to introduce myself
And yes, ofc. Allow *me* To introduce myself as well.
@@JorkableJon 🥰
Not everyone looks better with glasses
It rarely happens now tho
When my uncle was a kid, he used to get bullied all the time by this one kid from school. After years of this, he came home crying yet again, but my grandpa was fixing his car in the driveway. He told him, "No. This ends today. You go back there and fight him, and don't come back until you do. No more running away. Now LEAVE". My uncle went back, and absolutely pummeled this bully. From that day forward, he was the most popular kid in school, and grew to be a true man. Never go looking for a fight, and don't start one for no reason. If anyone hurts you, you defend yourself. If you see someone else being hurt, you step in and handle it. Some call this "toxic masculinity". I call it bravery, virtue, and integrity. Good for that mom. As soon as she realized that her son was being bullied, she taught him a valuable lesson about self-respect. We need more of this and less helicopter parenting.
The boy’s “friend” doesn’t actually seem like his friend....... seeing that he ran away when the boy was abt to get bullied
its easy to say since I assume your not 12 but when they are that age the friend cant really do anything, he would have just gotten beat up to. It nice to have the sentiment but when they are little kids not throwing yourself in front of a bullet doesnt make you a bad friend
It’s very different when you actually experience being a bystander yourself. It’s not as easy as it looks and you might also become a victim of the bullies.
true
if somebody attacked my friend i’d go ultra instinct mode
@@khalil42 this is false
My mom has same personality as his mom.
My mom:if someone bullies you,make them bleed🤣
my mums version of that is "if they hit u,punch them in the face until they bleed , then snitch on them for hitting u"
And chops off the head with a sharpened ax? ×)
@@metube3398 sumthing like that lol
You guys are Bloodthirsty like my mom😂
That's what my parents tell me
The bully is the same all over the world: they only feel strong when they have a gang around them. Now, they have Twitter or Facebook to hide behind but cowards all the same. They'll never have the balls to confront their victims on their own. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 for the short film.👏
It’s fun for them until they get exposed or doxxed
Thats true, but that ending of the short film tho
Twitter is a dumpster fire... glad I left it
This is the bets comment I have read. People who have bullied me in the past were mostly in a group and I know that if it was just one of them that they would not have had guts.
Most of the time they call themselves "Police"
This channel knows how to mess with ones feelings..
That’s what makes this channel so great...
Yeah he just got off work I don’t think I have a clue what’s wrong I just don’t want him I know he’s going on the phone and he doesn’t know how he can get a job and I don’t know what he’s going on but he doesn’t know how he can get a job done and I know he is doing well I think he’s a good job he doesn’t want me to text him
@@brycemogan6312 HE DoEsN’T KNoW hOw He CaN gEt A JOb
You wear glasses too
Imagine being the parent of the kid that played the bully. The bullying scenes must've been weird to shoot.
I imagine the drive home was very awkward
@@hanscrou8733 did you read my comment?
@@Lowtiergecko I would do my best to avoid eye contact
@@Lowtiergecko no duh he read ur comment.
"Never start a fight, but always finish it."
My mom told me that after I got beat up at the school bus stop. I was backing up not wanting to fight and tripped on a curb, the kid sat on me and got some good hits in before the bus showed up. We fought again the next day because I couldn't be done like that in front of my friends. I didn't have any trouble from him again.
What a nerd, he wears glasses
I say as I push up mine
Lol.
Lol
You just made everyone who has glasses and reads this push up their glasses
Lol
🤓
It’s hilarious how the bully kid gets his ass kicked when the main kid actually fought him
we all know the bully was faking because his mom was their the main kid would have got wopped and dropped and bopped
The main kid (Brian) was much bigger than the bully. Its just that Brian did not believe in violence (remember he apologized when he first hit the bully). So it stands to reason he could whop the other kid.
I think when he had the confidence to fight back he realized how weak those punches were or how it didn't affect him as much. The mom telling him to fight back was the push he needed I think because he always listens to his mom.
@@1l65 yea I agree.
well the other kids didn't dare jump in and back him up with the main kid's mom there
She just straight up instigated a fight between children. Crazy
Are you serious?
She is ending the fights. Those bullies will no longer pick on her son
My dad taught me how to throw a punch to defend myself. When a bully 2 years older than me was pushing me around, I punched him in the stomach and sent him home crying. I felt empowered. He gained some respect.
Here’s a couple things for you parents:
1. Bully’s never quit
2. Bully’s won’t get tired of it and move on
3. Get your bullied kid either in Karate or boxing or MMA before the bullies ruin their lives and self confidence.
Having grown up with an abusive mother and stepfather this hits way too close to home. If you don't want kids, don't have them.
I want to act in one of these
Get an agent, It'll help you get in
same
You don’t need an agent, but there’s a whole audition process just like the bigger studios.
Better yet, write, direct, and act in one. With the tools we have, whether a phone or professional camera, its doable. That's what I did.
Same
This hurts. Every day i would be called this. Every year i moved schools, people called me that. Up to high school every day this would happen to me. I never stood up for myself. No matter what my Mom did. It would never work.
Edit: I've never had so many likes
Get a friend
@@enderman5423 then i went to a new school with new kids and made tons of friends
@@crime_dog27 good for you then
At least he had a friend. I didn't have freinds, just bullies and people sticking up for bullies
pain...
Me neither. I was alone when I got bullied in my Junior High years.
He didn’t have a friend either ... he ran
Me either, I killed them all before they could help me out.
@@sharkyrio7876 Niceeee.
A good mom must realize what happens with his children. In general, when a child is abused he will never say anything at home, he does not do it out of shame or fear, and that is when parents must become detectives to investigate what happens to the child when he is not under their gaze.
Haha you said gays
I had a bully once. He was what we call the "School bully" as he picked on pretty much everyone, for pretty much no reason other than he wanted to be an ass. One day I had enough of how he treated everyone, so I took one swing at his face, and knocked one of his front teeth out. He started acting a lot nicer, and did his best to avoid me. I felt kinda bad about it, but.
"can I have a popsicle"
"No"
"Can I have a popsicle"
That was cute as
I heard that as soon as I saw this comment.
as what???
To all the bullying victims watching this mini movie, I would rather you got suspended from school than beat up with your glasses broken and fearing telling your parents. I don't condone violence, but I do condone defending yourself if the going gets tough.
Karen
@@officiallyoshi?????
Tue. Jun 14, 1977 403pm is the exact date and time of my brothers birth! He passed away 3 years ago now. I know it has nothing to do with the film but I felt the need to note the synchronicity
I am sorry for your loss.
Maybe it's a sign from your brother in spirit 🙂
@42, that's pretty amazing! This was not coincidence, It was meant for you to see this short film!
@@detrajackson5992 for some reason. It's up to me I suppose to figure out why
@@user-nm8mt8vb3c now that I am not sure about...🤔 Something getting you down lately that your not telling your loved ones about, When in all actually they can be of more help to you than you realize.
I won’t lie, I expected this to take a horror approach and the kid murder everyone including his mom and the baby. This is a quality “They had us in the first half” moment
WTF!????
Well I’m glad that didn’t happen. Plus I’d be really sad if the baby died. The baby and the other brother didn’t do anything wrong. And the mom didn’t know what her older son was going through and she got abused by the biggest bully in this video: the dad.
"A young boy is bullied for wearing glasses. Then he *pokes out the bully's eyes.* "
That's the Shakespearean version. At the end he does it with his mom.
I was bullied too for wearing thick glasses when I was young and it has left a nasty mark in my mind.
so true 😢 but now I love my glasses, because of this I can see anything and some kids from this time now need glasses too...
@@SiliziaAlbrecht exactly. ☺️
I 100% prefer being bully by it than going blind.
@@felito21 lol exactly.
@@shreya3604 but i never been bully by it tho.
I can totally relate to what this child is going through. The mother isn't helping him go through this BAD moment of his life. Who the heck was that on the phone with him (his pathetic father)?
FYI: STAR WARS ROCK!!!!!
The parents obviously have mental problems. Kid is normal.
@@felito21 Yep
A baby
@@felito21 yep
@@felito21 I was this kids age in 1977 and I, too, was bullied and my parents did little about it. Plus my mother was a lot like THIS mother with the violent outbursts combined with the periods of showing love. It was actually scary watching this for me. After much needed therapy many years later I came to the same conclusion which my therapist said was the RIGHT conclusion.
Does the other kid actually exist outside of his brain?
The kid is insane 😳
he was not a true friend, a true friend never leaves you instead he fight for you. at least I do this
@NotLDaz so what? I would always stand up for my friend no matter which grade the bully is no matter how tall he is, no matter how many of them there are I would always stand up for my friends.
@NotLDaz You wanna say that bullying is not a big deal?
@NotLDaz Yes, but that still doesn't change the fact that you have to stand up for your friends.
And that’s how Brian became the greatest MMA fighter in history.
Mother knows best. No, you get back in there. It never changes as a kid until you stand up for yourself. Bullies never expect to be challenged.
True
Some do and some don’t.
His mom was right. You have to stand up for yourself in this world because nobody else will. I know because I was brought up to turn the other cheek and it did me no good at all!
It's important to teach children how to do both. You got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em,
know when to walk away and know when to run.
Sure it's bad to make them fight but she still did the right thing.
You can really only stand up for yourself if your big enough... or just take the beating over and over again
@@cadenjohnson1137 That’s not true
@@user-iq8on2uu8z It is in my experience. Bully's love to fight. They love the thrill of a win. If all you do is get pummelled then get adult help. Getting bruised doesn't stop the bullying....
If you stand up for yourself then you get told off by the teachers and when the bullies keep bullying they dont get told off
That's messed up, I would say to the teachers, bullying breaks rules, standing up for myself is the right thing to do.
Never have I related so well to something off this channel
Me too 😂
Yeah, I used to get bullied at school for more than just my glasses.
fr
@@Clauds71 it leads to having no friends, then you get bullied for having no friends
@@JorkableJon school was messed up back then. The teachers didn’t want to get involved and when I told my parents they thought I was lying...
This is why I’ve always stuck up for people being bullied I’ve literally had my head kicked in trying to stick up for someone on many occasions and when they see someone cares it’s absolutely worth it
Irony at the end, he won the fight, inadvertently stepped on his glasses, broke them lol
Well produced and acted, however I thought the script was lacking enough redeeming value. Bryan took far too much bullying - from the kids, from his dad, and even his mom - and wasn’t given enough time to release his pent up rage - though it was reflected through his mom.
Bryan should have been able to truly release his pain with a kick ass fight.
I completely agree
Agree
I agree, the movie felt a bit "Pointless", meaning, it doesn't know what it's trying to say.
@@raphaelmotta7630 😳😵😭
Facts
When the mom yelled hit him I thought she meant for the other kid to hit her son I was like: wha-? Oh.
The funny moment is that his younger brother is finding glasses too😂😂.
Literally i also wear glasses and bullied by others but it feel more shy to have them on my eyes
if those kids were bullying me i would call 911 on all of them LOL
3:50 strongest anime rage moment
cute how his brother was cheering him on lol
What a great friend he has.......he runs away every time
One has to stand for himself in all walks of life. There is a proverb in the Hindi language which says God helps those who help themselves. First, stand for yourselves then everything will follow up. It's a good deed mother finally understood what her boy is facing. Finally took courage to encourage her boy to fight back.
I can’t believe the mum encouraged her son to fight the bully. That was a smart way to get the bully dealt with.
10:50 I dance with my mom every Christmas Eve to some Christmas music, 2020 is the only year it hasnt happened so this scene made me cry a little
Why are people saying they want this kind of Mom,only because she made him fight the bully in the end? She belittled and bullied him herself, she's acting out her own inner rage through her son.
A young boy is bullied for wearing glasses. Then he stands up for himself AND GETS IN TROUBLE WITH TEACHERS!
Exactly what happened to me.
I know right! What kind of granola (sh*t) is that? I salute this child.
I see you like cobra kai
@@ronan.cul08 yes indeed!
Nah the fight happened in his backyard
3:49 when you get rickrolled instead of getting 100000000 robux
Lmfao
I’m ded bruh
The mom should have made a speech like
“Your the man of the house Bryan, you have to defend yourself.” “You fight and teach people to respect you! Your the boss now Bryan!”
This ought to be described "bad mom punishes child for being bullied. then she encourages violence."
That was me. Glasses, traumatized and an easy target. My mom taught me and so did my older bro to stand up for myself , that generalized I’m middle school and even today to me sticking up for those who are bullied. I used that skill in my career as a Spec Ed teacher. Go figure kids who are different.
3:58 - 4:00 The captions say
[Applause]
[Music]
TH-cam is so smart, am I right?
For real lol
3:48 when you find out she sits on some guy named "toilet"
What?
@@alandouglas2789 you’ll learn it some day lmfao
@@PracticallyBlind explain it to me
Bullying is an nonstopping, never-ending epidemic.
Good on him for standing up for himself
“No Star Wars this weekend!” XDD
At first I was shocked at the way the mom handled it, especially since she hadn't been very understanding in the past, but I now think this is the best solution. In order never to get bullied again the boy had to overcome his fears all by himself against the bully he had always been afraid of. And let's be honest, fears can be irrational, because the bully wasn't very strong but only tough because he was with his mates.
All I got out of this is flawed parenting.
Yep. I can understand sticking up for yourself and defending yourself, but when your mom is actively telling you to beat up a kid, that's strange.
@Alex Salerno wtf
At least the kid won't be a softie. Teaching your kid to stand up for himself is not flawed parenting. Now if she let her son mount the other kid and keep hitting him THEN she is a bad parent.
But in the last part I think her solution was pretty good,
This is actually the best way to deal with bullies because teacher don’t care if you are bullied in first place
It’s funny to imagine a neighbor walking by and seeing a group of people cheering on some kids trying to beat each other up.
Bryan’s first couple of swings were so unreal 😂😂😂😂 those kids has the never to beat him up in his own yard.
Ok honestly if I saw a mom act like that where I would have to fight and she pushes me back in, she wouldn’t expect me to push back
The mother is aggressive and tells his own kid that it is his fault that SHE broke them
brooo the mom is a whole mooddd "if u dont hit back boy" lmaooo
The style of bullying was wrong for that age group, it was the style of older boys.
bullying someone is very dangerous you don't know what they been through or when they will snap.
I wish I had a mother like that!
Loved this short. So accurate reconstruction of the late 70s: the curtain in the shower for example, the car, kid's and mom's clothing
I like how the mother saw the broken glasses but not his wounds xdd
Or she just thought he was fighting, as the optometrist said "you're mom tells me you're quite the scrapper"
i wish the blonde kid would stand with him and not run away that kid that bullied him would be easy to take down if i was his age
I cried, my brother was bullied everyday on the bus. Our dad passed when I was 4 and he was 6. After talking to the school several times, my mother told him to not come home until he kicked his ass. He did.
You can't really do this (at least in school) these days, but in my youth, all I had to do was finally knock my bully over a couple of desks and chairs in front of the class and I was never bothered again. I was a big kid and I know not every kid could do this, but sometimes all it takes is hitting them once. People say "violence doesn't solve anything ." Maybe not, but it certainly clarifies and draws a line. Say what you will, but that one act brought me years of peace and no further bullying. If a teacher had seen it (which she didn't ), I might have been reprimanded , but not suspended.
Every time i watch one of these my moral wears away even more...
That mom is straight up having a panic attack at 5:28
9:59 the definition of petty I was like no she did not just do that💯😂
I love how at the end the bully is like, “tf is happenin????”
This "fight back" idea is great if the boys are equal in size and strength. What happens when one kid weighs a skinny 60 pounds and the bully is a muscular 90-100? The bully sits on your chest, humiliates you while adults just walk by and do nothing.
If I were a witness to this bullying, I'd call 911.
Just stumbled on this channel yesterday. Best stumble EVER!
I would never bully him, because I would be jealous of him for having glasses
Bro it's a disability 😭
@@pip3827 it’s not a disability bruh
It’s a disability
@@st7rlette um I have glasses, it's not a disability we just can't see stuff
They look good tho. I’d be jealous
Bullying is not okay it's wrong , growing up being a bully victim myself it's sad
Bullying is a horrific crime
Moral of the story: Fight back
And scoop out the bully's eyes after it lightly touches the ground 🙃💀
Until the nose is broken
Until you can see the muscles
Until you can see his skull
Until you can see his soul
for those of you that dont know this is based in the 70s so they are talking about the old star wars movies
Some real talent here! Best I've seen in Omeleto so far. Remembering this director for sure.
Asa kid from the 70’s , this was spot on - clothes, hair and of course Star Wars - great acting - great movie all involved .
12 years old and cant get a good punch
the bully would be on the ground right now if they stopped slapping each other
Bro honestly those kids are slower than my grandma
12:37 they should have went on their bikes lol
Everyone gangster until jojo theme starts playing
Poor kid gets bullied at home and at school. His parents are terrible ppl. caught up in their own world. Bullies are cowards.