The kid calling out the dad for being a clout chaser, couldn’t have said it better myself. You are a horrid parent of you publicly embarrass your kid like this.
1) Westerners don't care about their children and see them largely as burdens or pets(See: the divorce rate and how casually people tear apart families). 2) Social media is a hell of a drug.
Cilvanis, no matter what PLEASE don't ever feel like your video quality is decreasing. This is one of the funniest videos I've seen from you and the production makes it so much better LMAO
@@devin7683 Breaking a person's stuff is stupid in any situation, especially if you buy one later which you probably will. Wasted money for shock factor, and shock factor is rarely well used.
Sadly physical discipline, even by parents who are otherwise warm and loving, can lead to more misbehavior and mental health problems in children. Research shows that harsh verbal discipline, which becomes more common as children get older, may lead to more behavior problems and symptoms of depression in teens. It will also increase the chances of the person getting violent in the future.
@@lonelylama5222 Hmm. The odds that parents who use harsh physical discipline are still warm and loving aren't good. It's nearly always accompanied by a might makes right mentality.
@@hawk66100 Bud I hate to tell you this but recording yourself disciplining your child and breaking their console right in front of them will 1000000% get you fired
@@hawk66100 especially in other cases where instead of not hitting the kid with the belt they do then you 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000% get fired
@@hawk66100 Normally no. But breaking a ps5 you paid for with the intention of traumatizing your child is what almost everyone considers psychological abuse. And abusing a child is a universal no no.
@@jinxtheslugfromslugterra1760 WAT?! 😂 on what grounds?! I have news for you, unless you’re an anchor or some sort of face of the company, _don’t nobody care what you do if you’re not going to jail_ as the old saying goes.
Pretty much. Though, if the parent gets in enough trouble, legally, any future children can be taken away as well. I’ve seen it happen with some people.
I swear, I’m glad I don’t have parents like this. Being disciplined is bad enough, I don’t need a bunch of strangers seeing it! Edit: wow! My first time starting an argument in the comments!
@@oldmanjesus9855 not exactly being disciplined, more so being beaten. There are effective ways of discipline besides beating. I'm not saying you don't have to be a pushover, just don't be a dictator. You can be an authoritative parent without being authoritarian.
@@sir1603 I don’t think he meant that literally lol. Sounds more like an exaggeration, which most people do but if he he did mean they actually beat his brothers ass then yeah they got problems and CPS needs to get involved 🤣🤣
The ongoing culture of disciplinary videos that go viral has made me reconsider even posting any photo or video of my children. Imagine growing up your whole life, wondering why so many strangers seem to recognize you before you even know who you are as a person....
It's really sad. Like, it's a brave new world and all, obviously we didn't grow up with that being a concern outside of "Americas funniest home videos" and such. But today's parents need online media literacy training. People act like stuff they put online isn't in everyone's hands, forever.
@@kenz2756 Yup! A lot of “good” parents love to film their child during their tantrums to demonstrate “tough love” discipline, or just straight-up embarrassing and demeaning responses to bad behavior. Some try to frame it as educational, and some will just post it for fun. Some people will break video game systems, some will film their children crying to an unbothered parent…the list goes on and on.
@@alohomoratarot Breaking a console isn't irrational. Plenty of people scream and break a lot of stuff because video games frustrate them, it makes a whole lot more sense to break consoles to actually get something productive. I feel like people in the comments have such a shallow view of discipline. If you don't upset children ever when you're disciplining them then i wonder if you actually were disciplining them at all, or if there was a need to. I think you are thinking of whole different scenarios.
@@kenz2756 If anyone genuinely believes that publicly, intentionally breaking an item that THEY initially bought for a child is okay, then THAT is where the shallow view of discipline resides. It's not discipline. It's severe anger problems that need to properly be addressed in a safe environment, free of public ridicule. There's a fine line between "I'm taking away your device for a while, because I think your behavior is unnecessary", and "I'm taking your item away, destroying it, sharing it and your reaction online, for the world to see and collectively make fun of-by the way, you're such an ungrateful child for being upset about me destroying something that I knew would make you very happy. Shut up and smile for the camera and stop making me look like a bad parent, willl ya?!" Unless I'm just a complete dumbass, this is clearly what Lenarr is trying to portray-the completely irrational and abusive logic of such parents with such power. We as a society certainly need to reconsider our understanding of children's behavior. And even more so, we need to reconsider how our own reactions and behavior can imapct their emotional and mental health in a world that is increasingly functioning on the existence of social media.
I wouldn't call it physically attacking but yes don't broadcast that whooping cause me I gotta make sure my boys understand when I say something it's never a suggestion we're not friends and in my house there is no democracy
not throwing shade but curious what about those cases(which are many dont kid yourself here) where they NEVER listen and continuing doing wrong or escalate cause somehow discipline somehow is considered violence/abuse? Filming and posting online is a whole other story but usually pain is the greatest teacher and that has been proven time and again by history itself.
@@Tm-dy2bp I'm only 18 and I'm no parental counsellor but I think I turned out pretty good and my parents have never hit me so there's definitely something you can do. In my opinion physical abuse is just teaching a child to be afraid of their parents rather than respecting them. It also teaches them that hitting people is a way to get what you want which is obviously problematic. I'm sure there's more you could find online about why it's not a good thing to do and alternative procedures which can be taken.
@@Milo1267 Just was curious of your viewpoint but your first saying just shows that you were just a good egg there are some kids out there i say leaves people wanting to encourage planned parenthood and its only physical abuse if the person avoids other options and always go for this first its supposed to always be the last resort and if they beat you with intention to bleed/bruise. For example from my own childhood first is the warning, second is restrictions and last will end with a pinch or a beating at home.
@@Tm-dy2bp I understand your viewpoint but I wasn't just a good egg I probably was a bit of a dick when I was a kid as is anyone because they're new in this world. The only way for a child to learn is for a parent to teach and I think that there are alternatives to beating. It may not be the easiest but it's the most humane and sets them off better in life than if they were beaten. As I said there's probably a lot you can find online on how you can teach your child how to be good without beating and also information on why beating is so bad. It's good you were only beat as a last resort I guess though but still shouldn't be done in my opinion.
im convinced that a large number of parents only have children because they have control issues but failed to make it into a position in their careers where they could exert their unreasonable will over others so they just made a person they can control instead. unfortunately, anyone can have kids, but not everyone should have kids.
They shouldn't exist at all. If we all worked together we could rid this world of those pathetic types of people. But just too many pieces of shit want to hold on to those ideals of beating their children. They're literally convinced that violence, forcefulness, and manipulation are forms of "discipline." They're not. In fact they're utterly detrimental to "discipline".
@@Mark12434 I vividly remember daydreaming, at like 14 years old, escaping my parents. When they found out, they swore up and down that when I was older, I would understand, and I would laugh at how I thought I wanted to escape them. I am 50. Being away from them is the only time I can relax. I get away from their insane bullshit and I become myself again. Around them, they think I am there to be their servant, nothing else.
@@freighttrain7143hopefully one day i can escape them but tbh i dont have much hope for my future even just getting a home let alone in a faraway country like i ideally want plus with a stable financial and social life above that and somehow overcoming my trauma would be a miracle
@@Blaze_1379 Here is the rest of the story. At 14 I imagined escaping them. At 16 I started trying. I ran away from home, was gone for 2 weeks until they found me and drug me home. At 17 I did it again and again, was NEVER coming back. They found me and they and several of my aunts and uncles convinced me to come back home. My aunts and uncles sat round a table with me and my parents and heard the entire story. Then my parents asked to talk to them without me. That went on for an hour. After which I came home and they never talked about it again. Meaning, my aunts and uncles definitely didn't tell them it wasn't THEIR fault. My folks sent me off to a psychologist. 2 months later, he asked to start seeing me, WITH THEM, at which point he started trying to explain to them that how they treated me would only drive me away, and really wasn't necessary. They fired that guy and hired another shrink. Same process repeated. Once he told them it was definitely not all MY fault, they fired THAT guy and told me - no more shrinks, I needed to go back to taking Ritalin(they loved Ritalin, it turned me into this Compliant Little Zombie With NO Personality Of My Own). I hid the pills for months until I was 18. They never knew I wasn't taking it. I joined the military and about 2 years in, I came home on leave. I was going to be home for a week. My Dad had waited for me to come home, because he could save $300-400 by having me help him REPLACE THE ENTIRE ROOF. ON MY WEEK OFF. I actually went up on the first day and started helping, but it was the same old shit. Him barking orders at me, him arguing with me over shit where if he did it his way, the roof would have leaked like a seive... etc. I just went down to the living room and started watching TV. 10 minutes later he realized I had been on 'BREAK' too long and came to get me to tell me to get back to WORK. I told him HERE IS HOW ITS GONNA GO. TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT. 'You can either start treating me like a GROWN MAN who you RESPECT, and NEVER talk to me like your little slave or puppet or soldier again, or I will go back to base, get a change of duty station, move to a new state, change my phone number, never send you my address, and JUST THAT EASY, NEITHER OF YOU WILL EVER SEE ME AGAIN'. Me and my Dad went fishing that afternoon. He hired someone to finish the roof replacement. Our relationship got better. He's still an old curmudgeon, but he doesn't imagine that he can just tread on me anymore. Which was good enough for us eventually become kind of friends again. My mother, she's UNFIXABLE. She thinks every single person she has ever met is there to do literally everything for her. I've never met someone so lazy. She won't feed herself if she can get someone to do it. She just doesn't care what anyone thinks. So I literally just never talk to her unless I HAVE TO, and she no longer really has a Son. Works just FINE for me.
oh nooo my kid is actually defending themselves and calling my tyranny out nooo theyre meant to be non intelligent creatures noo they have basic human intelligence i thought they werent human nooooo
It's amazing to me that in a video that's literally making fun of parents who do this, there are actually people defending this kind of behavior. My parents always told me to control my anger, never to use violence, and to be respectful of other people's feelings. All the while, they screamed at me, hit me, and broke my stuff as form of discipline. Now I'm on disability because I'm afraid to go outside (agoraphobia), been struggling like this for 10 years now. Listen, every kid is different, I'm not saying if you do these things your kid will end up like me, I'm just saying it could happen, and it's better to teach by example than to do the "do as I say, not as I do" thing. Also if you want your kids to respect you, remember even as a parent, respect is something you need to earn. Edit: Also sorry for being a downer, it was a good video! I always love this channel!
I remember of my own childhood/ teen years and when I had to discipline the kids of my host family during my au par year, that it's so much more effective and efficient when you calmly explain kids why their behaviour wasn't ok and how to do it better next time. I always felt more bad about my behaviour when getting these calm talks because it made sense and made me think about the things I did. Screaming at kids or even hitting makes then only being afraid of getting yelled at or being hit. And *not* because of doing things that aren't ok. Kids aren't dumb. You only need to explain it to them in a way that they understand. I'm sorry that you had to go through this and caused your condition. I really hope you find people and ways to make life easier for you again.
People who do this to their kids are the same jackasses who complain that their adult children don't talk to them anymore. Gee, I wonder why? Also, destroying the kid's game console or laptop in front of them makes zero sense, especially when it's the parent who bought those things. Like, if you're permanently taking that away from them, at least sell it and get that money back!
That's the amusing part. If they bought it for them, they essentially burn their own cash, an if the kid bought it himself working part time in the summer - they're commiting a crime i.e. destruction of property xDDD
@@youravghuman5231 Please don't ever have children. I've read through several of your comments and honestly, I can only see you committing abuse because you think the child is your property and you can do whatever you want with your property. Just don't have kids.
@@youravghuman5231 If the child used their own money to buy something themself, then yes that is the child's personal possession. It's not that hard of a concept to grasp.
kids are always more mature than their parents humans may age forwards but mature backwards and thats why so many kids eventually end up becoming deranged abusive psychopaths themselves when they become adults
Idk what sick joy a parent gets out of publically punishing their kids, it's bad enough that they are being punished like that in the first place but at least it gets awareness out and gives law enforcement the evidence they need to do something about the parent
@@emmanuelotiki1555 Yeah, Only if you dont hit them physicaly and abuse them mentally. Otherwise your gonna wonder in the Future why your kids dont like you as a person lol
@@emmanuelotiki1555 that's not what they mean you know that. children don't think discipline feels good most times they understand why its happening. you aren't an idiot. your brain is capable of understanding reading. Use it.
Parents can basically do no wrong in this country as long as people can convince themselves they were doing it to socialize their kid even if that's way off base. Children, on the other hand, are basically guilty until proven innocent.
@@4Pidxce Actually 99% of parents in Japan don't physically discipline their children. It goes against their culture and believes. However sadly, in the US, 85% of parents have admitted to physcially disciplining their children.
Please don't insult the taliban by comparing them to these subhuman scum. At least you could say that the Taliban are defending themselves from the US and US globalization destroying their culture like they already have been doing for over 2 decades, there is no justification for abusive parenting.
This gotta be the most evil and forbidden way of punishment, not only are you setting your child up to be bullied at school each and every single day, you are also setting them up to be kidnapped or killed by a random stranger.
Cilvanis's videos have some crazy good cinematography. The acting, the angles, the music, the sound effects, etc. Like no joke, each one could be an entire anime plot and I'd watch all of them.
I don’t know what’s worse here. A child getting abuse or the fact that they’re publicly posting this on social media. This is why you don’t post things on social media.
@@emmanuelotiki1555 Ah, nvm, I just saw the rest of your comments, and you're clearly just a no-life troll who's desperate for attention. 🤣 Well, I won't be giving any more of that to you, lol.
I like the ones that are obviously staged, like the ones from Angry Grandpa and Mcjuggernuggets, but the ones that are actually real I just dont know what's going on through these parents heads that make them think that it's okay to record discipline and post it online. Also anyone remember those christmas prank videos where parents get the box of an item they know their kids want then fill it with like rocks or something and think its funny so they record it and post it online too? Yeah I also hate those ones.
I love how even with the voice effects for the kid, you can still hear the tone and vocal tendancies of Cilvanis, like it sounds like an 11 year old version of him and it's really cool lol also holy shit the enter the dragon reference lol!
I'm so sorry that you had abusive parents like this, I hope you're okay now. Physical discipline, even by parents who are otherwise warm and loving, can lead to more misbehavior and mental health problems in children. Research shows that harsh verbal discipline, which becomes more common as children get older, may lead to more behavior problems and symptoms of depression in teens. It will also increase the chances of the person getting violent in the future. I wish everyone had good parents.
And then parents be wondering whether kids send them straight to a nursing home or completely ignore them as soon as they’re old enough and have enough money to start their own life
I got the living dog shit beat out of me just for breathing pretty much since the day I was able to walk. Parents that abuse kids and post it online should serve 10years plus, my call I make it 20. No joke, I was timed like this for everything back then. I literally ran home from school just to not be late then get introuble for breathing hard. So I get this skit lol. Lucky they didn't have phones and social media back then.
Love his videos hes always bring attention to societal problems in a funny way.Anyone who chooses to publicly punish children should be arrested, no one enjoys seeing kids cry.
The disgusting thing is - there's people who, unironically, justify that shit. Remember, people, there's no justification for abusing your kids, either emotionally or physically.
And everyone wonders why retirement homes are filled up past capacity. I know if my dad did that I'm sticking his ass in a home as far away as possible, the moment it's feasibly possible.
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"I feel like I'm in ISIS video" 😂😂😂
dad had a little bit of brain matter on him back in the day
LMFAOOOO
My favorite part lol
the video with the black bars genuinely looks like an execution video LMAO
What does that stand for?
The kid calling out the dad for being a clout chaser, couldn’t have said it better myself. You are a horrid parent of you publicly embarrass your kid like this.
Don't fall for the bait people
@@protalghulnist4126 i just know somebody is going to fall for it
@@cutiepie6796 yes,you actually are
@@Remix2366 you were the chosen one
@@taxability6244 It never fails
I still don’t understand why people do this online
clout.
Clout and sadism
@@1Lanavis1 sadist parent = life of pain and suffering
Clout but I'm glad that they are, now they're easier to catch for abuse.
1) Westerners don't care about their children and see them largely as burdens or pets(See: the divorce rate and how casually people tear apart families). 2) Social media is a hell of a drug.
Cilvanis, no matter what PLEASE don't ever feel like your video quality is decreasing. This is one of the funniest videos I've seen from you and the production makes it so much better LMAO
Thank you man I appreciate this
Absolute facts, 100%
keep at your own pace as well, and take it easy.
@@Cilvanis 100% this guy cilvanis don’t miss
This had me dying 🤣! This is actually a masterpiece!!!
The regret on his face when he remembered he paid for it 💀💀
sometimes you need to take sacrifice to give a message goin.
That’s the Bruce lee satisfaction stomp, wachu mean 😂
it's not about the money , it's about sending the message
no no thats like bruce lee, he beats you up and then feels your pain for you. xD
post stomp clarity
Those parents that break game consoles, they’re the worst.
Not really depends on the situation since they did buy it.
@@devin7683 cringe
@@devin7683 Breaking a person's stuff is stupid in any situation, especially if you buy one later which you probably will. Wasted money for shock factor, and shock factor is rarely well used.
@@devin7683 i agree with you
@@devin7683 imagine spending 500 dollars on a PS5 for your son and then break it, you need to be dumb bro
We just have to admit some parents actually like abusing their children
for a lot of parents that's their outlet... unfortunately
And then take them jail
@@kmac291 yes
Sadly physical discipline, even by parents who are otherwise warm and loving, can lead to more misbehavior and mental health problems in children. Research shows that harsh verbal discipline, which becomes more common as children get older, may lead to more behavior problems and symptoms of depression in teens. It will also increase the chances of the person getting violent in the future.
@@lonelylama5222 Hmm. The odds that parents who use harsh physical discipline are still warm and loving aren't good. It's nearly always accompanied by a might makes right mentality.
They do all that just to get fired because they posted it online 💀
@@hawk66100 Bud I hate to tell you this but recording yourself disciplining your child and breaking their console right in front of them will 1000000% get you fired
@@hawk66100 especially in other cases where instead of not hitting the kid with the belt they do then you 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000% get fired
@@hawk66100 Normally no. But breaking a ps5 you paid for with the intention of traumatizing your child is what almost everyone considers psychological abuse. And abusing a child is a universal no no.
@@jinxtheslugfromslugterra1760 WAT?! 😂 on what grounds?! I have news for you, unless you’re an anchor or some sort of face of the company, _don’t nobody care what you do if you’re not going to jail_ as the old saying goes.
@@jinxtheslugfromslugterra1760 also, name checks out 😂
"If they take my kid away I'll just make another and do it again"
Lmao 😂!!! "What's 17 more years..?"
I can always start again!
Then they turned him infertile and file a restraining order to never be in 100 meters radius of kids
Pretty much. Though, if the parent gets in enough trouble, legally, any future children can be taken away as well. I’ve seen it happen with some people.
I swear, I’m glad I don’t have parents like this. Being disciplined is bad enough, I don’t need a bunch of strangers seeing it!
Edit: wow! My first time starting an argument in the comments!
I agree 💯
"being disciplined is *bad* enough"
Lol you know our future is ruined when kids think that being disciplined is a bad thing...
@@oldmanjesus9855me when i like it when kids are abused
@@oldmanjesus9855 having discipline and “being disciplined” are different things lmao
@@oldmanjesus9855 not exactly being disciplined, more so being beaten. There are effective ways of discipline besides beating.
I'm not saying you don't have to be a pushover, just don't be a dictator. You can be an authoritative parent without being authoritarian.
always the older brother recording and laughing😂
The one recording wasn't the child's brother, he was a complete stranger lol
@@sir1603 He was prolly gonna pay the stranger by giving him all his kids games and controllers
@V beaten up though? That’s crazy wild
@V as a fellow older sibling, you a failure as a human and a sibling, and nature itself grows weary tolerating your existence
@@sir1603 I don’t think he meant that literally lol. Sounds more like an exaggeration, which most people do but if he he did mean they actually beat his brothers ass then yeah they got problems and CPS needs to get involved 🤣🤣
That Bushido Brown stomp was lethal
Classic.
Beat me to it😂😂
RIGHT THOUGH?
It was Bruce Lee originally but yes iconic!
@@malachithomas651 This!
Then the parents wonder why their kids no longer talk or see them.
That's why you support Lgbt nobody wants your words
Rather have that then some shit who talk back and being an asshole to others know u as a parent won't do nothing bout it
@Spazos prob people that said the N word
And become childfree too as myself
"Y don't my baby talk to me no more :("
The ongoing culture of disciplinary videos that go viral has made me reconsider even posting any photo or video of my children. Imagine growing up your whole life, wondering why so many strangers seem to recognize you before you even know who you are as a person....
It's really sad. Like, it's a brave new world and all, obviously we didn't grow up with that being a concern outside of "Americas funniest home videos" and such.
But today's parents need online media literacy training. People act like stuff they put online isn't in everyone's hands, forever.
That's a thing?
@@kenz2756 Yup! A lot of “good” parents love to film their child during their tantrums to demonstrate “tough love” discipline, or just straight-up embarrassing and demeaning responses to bad behavior. Some try to frame it as educational, and some will just post it for fun. Some people will break video game systems, some will film their children crying to an unbothered parent…the list goes on and on.
@@alohomoratarot Breaking a console isn't irrational. Plenty of people scream and break a lot of stuff because video games frustrate them, it makes a whole lot more sense to break consoles to actually get something productive.
I feel like people in the comments have such a shallow view of discipline. If you don't upset children ever when you're disciplining them then i wonder if you actually were disciplining them at all, or if there was a need to. I think you are thinking of whole different scenarios.
@@kenz2756 If anyone genuinely believes that publicly, intentionally breaking an item that THEY initially bought for a child is okay, then THAT is where the shallow view of discipline resides. It's not discipline. It's severe anger problems that need to properly be addressed in a safe environment, free of public ridicule.
There's a fine line between "I'm taking away your device for a while, because I think your behavior is unnecessary", and "I'm taking your item away, destroying it, sharing it and your reaction online, for the world to see and collectively make fun of-by the way, you're such an ungrateful child for being upset about me destroying something that I knew would make you very happy. Shut up and smile for the camera and stop making me look like a bad parent, willl ya?!"
Unless I'm just a complete dumbass, this is clearly what Lenarr is trying to portray-the completely irrational and abusive logic of such parents with such power.
We as a society certainly need to reconsider our understanding of children's behavior. And even more so, we need to reconsider how our own reactions and behavior can imapct their emotional and mental health in a world that is increasingly functioning on the existence of social media.
So glad I have loving and caring parents who never thought to physically attack me for something that can be solved with words.
I wouldn't call it physically attacking but yes don't broadcast that whooping cause me I gotta make sure my boys understand when I say something it's never a suggestion we're not friends and in my house there is no democracy
not throwing shade but curious what about those cases(which are many dont kid yourself here) where they NEVER listen and continuing doing wrong or escalate cause somehow discipline somehow is considered violence/abuse? Filming and posting online is a whole other story but usually pain is the greatest teacher and that has been proven time and again by history itself.
@@Tm-dy2bp I'm only 18 and I'm no parental counsellor but I think I turned out pretty good and my parents have never hit me so there's definitely something you can do. In my opinion physical abuse is just teaching a child to be afraid of their parents rather than respecting them. It also teaches them that hitting people is a way to get what you want which is obviously problematic. I'm sure there's more you could find online about why it's not a good thing to do and alternative procedures which can be taken.
@@Milo1267 Just was curious of your viewpoint but your first saying just shows that you were just a good egg there are some kids out there i say leaves people wanting to encourage planned parenthood and its only physical abuse if the person avoids other options and always go for this first its supposed to always be the last resort and if they beat you with intention to bleed/bruise.
For example from my own childhood first is the warning, second is restrictions and last will end with a pinch or a beating at home.
@@Tm-dy2bp I understand your viewpoint but I wasn't just a good egg I probably was a bit of a dick when I was a kid as is anyone because they're new in this world. The only way for a child to learn is for a parent to teach and I think that there are alternatives to beating. It may not be the easiest but it's the most humane and sets them off better in life than if they were beaten. As I said there's probably a lot you can find online on how you can teach your child how to be good without beating and also information on why beating is so bad. It's good you were only beat as a last resort I guess though but still shouldn't be done in my opinion.
im convinced that a large number of parents only have children because they have control issues but failed to make it into a position in their careers where they could exert their unreasonable will over others so they just made a person they can control instead. unfortunately, anyone can have kids, but not everyone should have kids.
They shouldn't exist at all. If we all worked together we could rid this world of those pathetic types of people. But just too many pieces of shit want to hold on to those ideals of beating their children. They're literally convinced that violence, forcefulness, and manipulation are forms of "discipline."
They're not. In fact they're utterly detrimental to "discipline".
“MESSAGE”😬🤌🏼📬
It's sad that so many awful people can have children easily, and good people who would be good parents can't have children at all.
@@michaelarchangel42 I think about this on the daily, just with people who want children and people who don't
I don't think it's that deep, tbh
"And who is this ? I've never seen him in my life." 😂😂😂
😂😂😂 That's the best bit
I'm glad I don't have a parents like this 💀
im glad i dont have parents
I'm glad I have parents like this
@@Pinnaclesilva you have trauma nigga get help bro 😂
@@PinnaclesilvaWhy?
@@user-du7kb6ed1q not possible
Parents: let strangers know they're humiliating their own kid
Also parents: why can't I get along with my children?
you beat the puppy and then ask why it growls at you when it's older
"Why does my child hate me. After they grew up they don't visit me anymore 😢"
@@Mark12434 I vividly remember daydreaming, at like 14 years old, escaping my parents.
When they found out, they swore up and down that when I was older, I would understand, and I would laugh at how I thought I wanted to escape them.
I am 50. Being away from them is the only time I can relax. I get away from their insane bullshit and I become myself again. Around them, they think I am there to be their servant, nothing else.
@@freighttrain7143hopefully one day i can escape them but tbh i dont have much hope for my future even just getting a home let alone in a faraway country like i ideally want plus with a stable financial and social life above that and somehow overcoming my trauma would be a miracle
@@Blaze_1379 Here is the rest of the story.
At 14 I imagined escaping them.
At 16 I started trying.
I ran away from home, was gone for 2 weeks until they found me and drug me home.
At 17 I did it again and again, was NEVER coming back. They found me and they and several of my aunts and uncles convinced me to come back home.
My aunts and uncles sat round a table with me and my parents and heard the entire story.
Then my parents asked to talk to them without me.
That went on for an hour.
After which I came home and they never talked about it again. Meaning, my aunts and uncles definitely didn't tell them it wasn't THEIR fault.
My folks sent me off to a psychologist. 2 months later, he asked to start seeing me, WITH THEM, at which point he started trying to explain to them that how they treated me would only drive me away, and really wasn't necessary.
They fired that guy and hired another shrink.
Same process repeated. Once he told them it was definitely not all MY fault, they fired THAT guy and told me - no more shrinks, I needed to go back to taking Ritalin(they loved Ritalin, it turned me into this Compliant Little Zombie With NO Personality Of My Own). I hid the pills for months until I was 18. They never knew I wasn't taking it.
I joined the military and about 2 years in, I came home on leave. I was going to be home for a week. My Dad had waited for me to come home, because he could save $300-400 by having me help him REPLACE THE ENTIRE ROOF. ON MY WEEK OFF.
I actually went up on the first day and started helping, but it was the same old shit. Him barking orders at me, him arguing with me over shit where if he did it his way, the roof would have leaked like a seive... etc. I just went down to the living room and started watching TV.
10 minutes later he realized I had been on 'BREAK' too long and came to get me to tell me to get back to WORK.
I told him HERE IS HOW ITS GONNA GO. TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT.
'You can either start treating me like a GROWN MAN who you RESPECT, and NEVER talk to me like your little slave or puppet or soldier again, or I will go back to base, get a change of duty station, move to a new state, change my phone number, never send you my address, and JUST THAT EASY, NEITHER OF YOU WILL EVER SEE ME AGAIN'.
Me and my Dad went fishing that afternoon.
He hired someone to finish the roof replacement.
Our relationship got better. He's still an old curmudgeon, but he doesn't imagine that he can just tread on me anymore. Which was good enough for us eventually become kind of friends again.
My mother, she's UNFIXABLE. She thinks every single person she has ever met is there to do literally everything for her. I've never met someone so lazy. She won't feed herself if she can get someone to do it. She just doesn't care what anyone thinks. So I literally just never talk to her unless I HAVE TO, and she no longer really has a Son.
Works just FINE for me.
The way the glasses are squeezing your nostrils 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I don’t know if that was on purpose, but it’s absolute comedy gold
He smells in all four directions
I love how the dad started looking offended like, "Son is getting to many roasts in" 😂
oh nooo my kid is actually defending themselves and calling my tyranny out nooo theyre meant to be non intelligent creatures noo they have basic human intelligence i thought they werent human nooooo
It's amazing to me that in a video that's literally making fun of parents who do this, there are actually people defending this kind of behavior. My parents always told me to control my anger, never to use violence, and to be respectful of other people's feelings. All the while, they screamed at me, hit me, and broke my stuff as form of discipline. Now I'm on disability because I'm afraid to go outside (agoraphobia), been struggling like this for 10 years now.
Listen, every kid is different, I'm not saying if you do these things your kid will end up like me, I'm just saying it could happen, and it's better to teach by example than to do the "do as I say, not as I do" thing. Also if you want your kids to respect you, remember even as a parent, respect is something you need to earn.
Edit: Also sorry for being a downer, it was a good video! I always love this channel!
I remember of my own childhood/ teen years and when I had to discipline the kids of my host family during my au par year, that it's so much more effective and efficient when you calmly explain kids why their behaviour wasn't ok and how to do it better next time. I always felt more bad about my behaviour when getting these calm talks because it made sense and made me think about the things I did. Screaming at kids or even hitting makes then only being afraid of getting yelled at or being hit. And *not* because of doing things that aren't ok. Kids aren't dumb. You only need to explain it to them in a way that they understand.
I'm sorry that you had to go through this and caused your condition. I really hope you find people and ways to make life easier for you again.
Bro you're afraid of going outside
Weirdo
Steve I hope you're doing okay❤
@@MaskedMazter he isn't weird dude
Sending you hugs Steve. I hope you eventually find healing.
People who do this to their kids are the same jackasses who complain that their adult children don't talk to them anymore. Gee, I wonder why?
Also, destroying the kid's game console or laptop in front of them makes zero sense, especially when it's the parent who bought those things. Like, if you're permanently taking that away from them, at least sell it and get that money back!
That's the amusing part.
If they bought it for them, they essentially burn their own cash, an if the kid bought it himself working part time in the summer - they're commiting a crime i.e. destruction of property xDDD
@@TheKain202 But it's okay if they're destroying another person's property, because that person is a child!
@@TheKain202 it's not a crime lol. A child doesn't have posession.
@@youravghuman5231 Please don't ever have children. I've read through several of your comments and honestly, I can only see you committing abuse because you think the child is your property and you can do whatever you want with your property. Just don't have kids.
@@youravghuman5231 If the child used their own money to buy something themself, then yes that is the child's personal possession. It's not that hard of a concept to grasp.
He nailed it with the enter the dragon stomp. Every detail to the facial expression was on point.
the jojo music is too funny cos this feels like something that'd happen in the flashback of a jojo character 💀
Bro! Straight up! This could really be one of those crazy ass scenes in Jojo that goes nuts 😂
Bro was not living a peaceful life he chose violence 💀
Lol that "now go clean your room." at the end was so real. X'D
i love how emotionally mature the kid is in this situation lmao
kids are always more mature than their parents humans may age forwards but mature backwards and thats why so many kids eventually end up becoming deranged abusive psychopaths themselves when they become adults
Idk what sick joy a parent gets out of publically punishing their kids, it's bad enough that they are being punished like that in the first place but at least it gets awareness out and gives law enforcement the evidence they need to do something about the parent
Being disciplined is not bad
@@emmanuelotiki1555
@@emmanuelotiki1555 Yeah, Only if you dont hit them physicaly and abuse them mentally. Otherwise your gonna wonder in the Future why your kids dont like you as a person lol
@@emmanuelotiki1555 that's not what they mean you know that. children don't think discipline feels good most times they understand why its happening. you aren't an idiot. your brain is capable of understanding reading.
Use it.
@@isaiahdeas6219 what comment are you replying to
If he actually broke it for the content I would've cried
The worst thing about it is that theres a lot of people out there who actually accepts that behavior of the parent
Parents can basically do no wrong in this country as long as people can convince themselves they were doing it to socialize their kid even if that's way off base. Children, on the other hand, are basically guilty until proven innocent.
@@Anonymous-mn3td you live in Japan or smth?
@ryanp7546 he is kinda right, my dad has the same mentality
@@der-Dritte uhh,was it meant for anon mn3td?
@@ryanp7546 Das ist bullscheißee
This is probably one of your best produced skits yet. The camera work, the music, the dialogue are all 10/10. Beautiful!!
That's creepy 😂😂 it's like a horror Movie scene 😂
Unfortunately this is reality for children that have monsters as parents
@@sir1603 Yessirski
@@sir1603 Do you mean the average asian parent?
@@4Pidxce Actually 99% of parents in Japan don't physically discipline their children. It goes against their culture and believes. However sadly, in the US, 85% of parents have admitted to physcially disciplining their children.
@@lonelylama5222does that only apply to japan or other Asian countries as well
This skit was more thrilling than any horror or thriller movie that I've seen recently.
Lol "you paid for that" my thoughts right before the happening 😂
Dad's on some Taliban s**t 😂
More like German shit
The ps5 genocide by the talibans and it's consequences
Please don't insult the taliban by comparing them to these subhuman scum. At least you could say that the Taliban are defending themselves from the US and US globalization destroying their culture like they already have been doing for over 2 decades, there is no justification for abusive parenting.
2:14 this reminds me of that one scene in The Boondocks where Bushido Brown stomps on one of the oldies backs lol.
Worst part is they pay for the games they break 😂
That Bushido Brown stomp on the ps5 lol
This gotta be the most evil and forbidden way of punishment, not only are you setting your child up to be bullied at school each and every single day, you are also setting them up to be kidnapped or killed by a random stranger.
The double stomp with the surprised, confused face. Straight from the Bruce Lee handbook.
Wondered if anyone else thought that. Straight out of Enter the Dragon.
And then when they get backlash, they make a 13 second “apology” video. And are never seen again😂😂 😂
Cilvanis's videos have some crazy good cinematography. The acting, the angles, the music, the sound effects, etc. Like no joke, each one could be an entire anime plot and I'd watch all of them.
I busted out laughing as the music got more and more orchestrated and bombastic. It sounded like the dad's supervillian theme started playing.
Such a responsible parent
American just didn't have enough of such parents.
@@dark3031 what?, this is like one of the worst way to raise your child.
@@radiantphoenix6447 Which way are you talking about? The part he was being pedantic with 1 minute late? Or the part he smashed the PS?
@@dark3031 there are much better ways to discipline your kid than to destroy their stuff
@@orkaydk9430 like their bones right ?
2:28 I think child protective services will.
nothing but luck but who knows maybe the rng gods will be in the childs favor
Or the police
Almost expected it to end with the parent in a nursing home not being visited by anyone and claiming they don't know why lmao
“Who’s gonna want to see this?”
I do it’s always nice seeing people waste money
This look like a execution video
Fr
Shit had me crying 😭😂😂
His vids way too funny and always getting better much love
I like how he didn't even take off his belt for this, he went and got another one 😂
The evil laugh sent me 💀
Glad I never had an experience like this.
That Bruce Lee stomp with the facial expressions was legendary..
I love how the child is literally a shadow with bright white dots for eyes. That replicates the Facebook video quality perfectly. Astounding job.
To be fair he was a whole minute late
Dude he had to get to the next bonfire.
I don’t know what’s worse here. A child getting abuse or the fact that they’re publicly posting this on social media. This is why you don’t post things on social media.
The posting is one thing but the beating is not abuse
@@emmanuelotiki1555 Sure, mate. That's like saying rape isn't torture, lmfao.
@@emmanuelotiki1555 Ah, nvm, I just saw the rest of your comments, and you're clearly just a no-life troll who's desperate for attention. 🤣 Well, I won't be giving any more of that to you, lol.
@@emmanuelotiki1555 dude beating up a child is abuse.
@@terraristit3752 it definitely is where did you get that from
Always makes me laugh a bit, no matter what im feeling rn lol
For the record I would rather get beat up than have my console get destroyed right in front of me😂😂😂
Love your videos, man. Your psychopathic character portrayals are impeccable! Keep going on, always!
I like the ones that are obviously staged, like the ones from Angry Grandpa and Mcjuggernuggets, but the ones that are actually real I just dont know what's going on through these parents heads that make them think that it's okay to record discipline and post it online. Also anyone remember those christmas prank videos where parents get the box of an item they know their kids want then fill it with like rocks or something and think its funny so they record it and post it online too? Yeah I also hate those ones.
I love how even with the voice effects for the kid, you can still hear the tone and vocal tendancies of Cilvanis, like it sounds like an 11 year old version of him and it's really cool lol also holy shit the enter the dragon reference lol!
The people that do this, should be investigated by CPS, and at the minimum should have to go to therapy.
that's disipline
@@1077i3 They should be disciplined with CPS and therapy, yeah
"We need more fathers like this nowadays. Kids just don't get disciplined anymore."
-👴
NUH UH
Going do that dont do that or destroy console 😕
The freaking smug dad look is such good acting
Especially with the glasses smashing his nostrils 😂
lmao the kira music really brings it together
i love how the 9-year-old child is more self conscious than the parent
if theres one thing conservatives completely and i mean completely lack its self awareness
@@Blaze_1379 Not only conservatives do this?? Lol
Sadly, this was literally my childhood, just not posted for anyone to see or help 😔
Great video though, bro - you have me in stitches 😂🤌🏼
I'm so sorry that you had abusive parents like this, I hope you're okay now. Physical discipline, even by parents who are otherwise warm and loving, can lead to more misbehavior and mental health problems in children. Research shows that harsh verbal discipline, which becomes more common as children get older, may lead to more behavior problems and symptoms of depression in teens. It will also increase the chances of the person getting violent in the future. I wish everyone had good parents.
Bro literally put the Playstation down as gentle as possible🤣🤣🤣
The joy on their face when they see we get scared.. I have seen this.. and the laughing too accurate..
Bro out here with those seamless hidden cuts, really looks like cilvanis actually cloned himself
The way he destroyed the ps5 reminded me of bushido brown from boondocks 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😊💀😊💀💀
They gonna get arrested because they post it online
Lmfaoooo the stare while the kid is ranting.
And then parents be wondering whether kids send them straight to a nursing home or completely ignore them as soon as they’re old enough and have enough money to start their own life
Parents that do this type of stuff shouldnt be parents. What good does it do to publicly shame your kids like that?
I got the living dog shit beat out of me just for breathing pretty much since the day I was able to walk. Parents that abuse kids and post it online should serve 10years plus, my call I make it 20. No joke, I was timed like this for everything back then. I literally ran home from school just to not be late then get introuble for breathing hard. So I get this skit lol. Lucky they didn't have phones and social media back then.
I'm so fuckin sorry
@@NoahTravitIt's cool dude. I'm a grown man now. Just was relatable watching this. Was like yeah, I get this one lol
I love how the video begins from the child's POV, it felt like I was watching a prologue to a Horror movie. LOVE IT! KEEP MAKE MORE!
that yoshikage kira bgm at end was perfect
I was looking for this comment 😂
You still make gold. Thank you so much.
Oh god his dad's a menace
The Jojo theme on the background just makes it 1000x better😂
Some of the best sketches on youtube are from this channel frfr 🔥
PERSONAL INFO: i had an aunt who did this and lost custody of her kid. I can even see my cousin anymore bc im related to her.
Bro Kira theme went well with this moment 2:21
Love his videos hes always bring attention to societal problems in a funny way.Anyone who chooses to publicly punish children should be arrested, no one enjoys seeing kids cry.
How you ever seen a child fall down b4 shit is funny
@@emmanuelotiki1555 That IS funny but that's different tbf
parents do
I did not see how long it was and I thought it was gonna be like a commentary on horrible parents, I did not expect this great comedy.
The disgusting thing is - there's people who, unironically, justify that shit. Remember, people, there's no justification for abusing your kids, either emotionally or physically.
Beating your kids for doing something wrong doesn't count as abuse but taking it too far does
Its dicepline not abuse
@@Emptiedtrashcan but i think he's also considering the 1 minute late thing
@@emmanuelotiki1555Any form of harm is abuse.
@@Emptiedtrashcan ah yes, you can discipline your kid by harming him
0:49 that was a really clean cut
If there are any parents taking notes on this video... "Boy That's just Crazy" 😅😂
This man needs a comedy show.
What do you mean??? this is his comedy Show.
*psychological horror
That bushido brown jump stomp went crazy
I’m mad because we both said , ‘ you paid for this!’ At the same tome
Only a monster would destroy a ps5
Nah man the Bruce Lee reference was hilarious dawg
What I didn’t hear from the kid was an apology! Give him the belt next time
Bro is burnt toast 💀0:19
😂😂😂
That's so fucking foul 😭
Not the Kira theme 😂😂😂😂😂
And everyone wonders why retirement homes are filled up past capacity. I know if my dad did that I'm sticking his ass in a home as far away as possible, the moment it's feasibly possible.
Your videos keeping me beating depression man