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Cocomelon - The Most Evil Channel On YouTube
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.พ. 2025
- Cocomelon seems like an innocent animated channel, but when you peel back the layers, you realise that Cocomelon has a hidden dark side. Is it really an educational channel, or is its primary focus to make as much money as possible from those most vulnerable? How is Cocomelon impacting its viewers? Why is it so hated?
This is, Cocomelon - The Most Evil Channel On TH-cam
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Also, the idea for this video was inspired by "Savantics" who posted a video on a similar topic in January 2022 titled "The Nightmare That Is Cocomelon" You can watch her version here - • The Nightmare That Is ...
Cocomelon might be bad, but perhaps giving your kid a fucking ipad and forgetting about it for the rest of the day is also bad.
The fact parents bring their kids' tablets with them really shows how bad this got. We should have just stayed to the DS
Like he said, it is mostly the parents fault.
perhaps
I gave my 5 year old an iPad and forgot about it all day. He leaned C++, hacked the government and is now president of the United States. It’s not always all bad.
That’s the biggest problem lol. It’s not cocomelon. I also remember this sort of talk about SpongeBob. It’s causing our kids to have ADHD cause it moves too fast for their brains.
Man I'm so glad I grew up watching Tom & Jerry
Goated show
Same
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And cartoon network
I’m glad I grew up with TDI tbh
Bad parenting + Cocomelon = TERRIBLE OUTCOME FOR CHILDREN.
cocomelon is the same thing as bad parenting
This is same as tiktok. People who think this is just for money, dont realize countries and organizations like WEF have a interest to do things like this. People used to be aware of the Soviets funding hollywood and academia, but now they dont even think about manipulation like that.
@Najeeb_Gamer7788 When bots beg for likes.
AKA gen Alpha
@Najeeb_Gamer7788 STOP BEGGING
As someone who is studying graphic design in college. The over saturated colors hurt my eyes, specifically yellow green and blue. Red is fine for notifications
Right, but that dosn't mean you have to make everything depression level unsaturated. Honestly most professionally "Designed" things might as well just be black text on white backgrounds with beige accents.
@ dude, bluey is a well written show with just the right amount of saturation, where it doesn’t strain the eyes because of overtly bright and often blinding colors
@@MeepChangelingc’mere skinny jeans, wanna sample? *opens giant trench coat with contraband products hanging off the inside*
😡😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬😤😤😤 LITERALLY COCO MELON IS TOXIC AND EVIL. No joke my kids have never watched it, never been outside, never been introduced to other kids all so the never see CoCo Melon. That why my kids HAVE NEVER LEFT MY NUT SACK!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
At least SOME parents know the dangers of letting a TH-cam series babysit a child instead of raising the child themselves
@umuppp-e7npick up the soap
Or actually give them much better content other than cocomelon
@@f1champ551 Or you know raise your child properly beacouse giving your 1 year old baby aipad and leting them watch YT kids for a god know how long isnt very good for the child most people have a children and 90% of them dont even try to be a realy gret parent and you know that isnt that hard as you can think im not a father and im not planing to be one but if i will be a father my child will not watch ipad for 2 hours a day from the begining of his existence
@@andrzejuniedenerwujsie9465 correct as well...
@@andrzejuniedenerwujsie9465 I’ve got $10 that when you do procreate, you’ll be a single parent, let the cycle of poverty begin kids!
I find it concerning that so many people are raising iPad kids. They probably don't even talk to their children and now Mrs. Rachel is out here expected to raise them. This just seems so bizarre.
Me too. Expecting someone else to interact with your child while you do something else is nuts. You can't blame social media for your child being delayed and imbalanced 🥴
Ms Rachel is the most annoying thing anyone can ever watch
The amount of children I see sitting in carts with phones in their hands while grocery shopping is sickening. My daughter is very involved when grocery shopping, I have her naming colours and counting things, it’s really not that hard. But why do that when they can be entranced by a screen.
@@fjskpqc cocomelon is worse
I got an iPad kid. It’s about balance. And keeping a close eye on them. Technology is the future. The kids need to learn these things to progress through their era.
At the same time a strict system needs to be in place so I know I’m raising my own child. And not some old pedo on Roblox.
Its crazy that our president in 2085 could be watching cocomelon rn
@umuppp-e7n W E D O N T G I V E A S H I T
@umuppp-e7nLemme send you to R Kelly
@umuppp-e7n 💀
That's crazy to think abt
I think youre current president might already be watching.. lol
This is why my mom stopped my little brother from watching cocomelon and instead Made him watch Ms.Rachel and he loves her so much. He’s starting to say small sentences and he’s also learning new words.
What a good mom! I hope your bro grows up to be smart and wonderful😆
I miss Mr. Rogers.
My childhood 😔
It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood… 😭
@@jeremiahhester6408 I was born too late to discover him, even though he finished in 2001, I would have been too young to watch him
watched him for a bit as a kid along with that one tiger show. Kids need to watch this stuff again.
@@Ieatbatteries1 daniel tiger?
Finally. Someone exposed the REAL origin of brainrot.
@EnimemOfficiaI
omg emiem, the raper
@umuppp-e7nI'm gonna touch you
@@notb4ckI prefer skitteles
It was exposed before
da fak are these comments?!
Pewdiepie was right all along
Yea
@umuppp-e7nLemme send you to R Kelly
@umuppp-e7nok bot
@umuppp-e7noil up
@umuppp-e7n okay let me send you to 1945
I worked for an internet company & used to get multiple calls a day from a panicked, nasty-attitude parents, freaking out because their kids would " AGGRAVATE THEM IF THEY HAD NO INTERNET ACCESS."
Like literally having a meltdown or wishing everything but death upon you.
Back in my day we would play outside all day, play manhunt, catch lizards and other small animals, and chill. My mama couldn't keep us in the house ENOUGH. Now these parents themselves are addicted to social media and their phones too. Don't know how to go on a walk, local library, read a book hang out at a local bar etc.
Just constantly needing the dopamine hit from their addictions, THEIR PHONES
Remember that Steve Jobs wanted everyone’s kids to have an iPad, but didn’t want his kids to have one. Or the guy who made lunchables saying he wouldn’t feed them to his kids.
THIS
They know it's bad for their kids
“We eat healthy” said the daughter of the CEO for lunchables
Nahh dont spesk about lunchy the lunchables clone
crazy I mean like they probably didn’t think that iPads would get THIS bad
I knew Cocomelon was shady but I didn't expect it to go so deep that I get a brief lesson on color psychology, a birth of a drug, and the power of mass repetition on children.
That testing is something out of a psychological horror movie
That sounds like some shit out of a Game theory video.
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Exactly. When did we as a species get so low as to research how to hijack a kids brain. For money. Kids used to be off limits to marketers, etc. When did that change?
I agree with their statement about how its up to the parents to decide how long a child spends looking at TV and TH-cam, but that testing room thing is fucking horrifying. The clips of the children looking like zombies is also awful, and their method of producing the most brainrot inducing content needs to be stopped. I'm 21, and I've noticed way worse concentration and focus, but I'm an adult, I can't imagine the effects it would have on a child during their formative years. Honestly, I wouldn't be against outlawing short-form content
When you go to a park and see kids in strollers with iPads.. not looking at the birds, the squirrels., flowers, trees, let alone the sound it all makes.. Thats the saddest thing.
Where is this happening?
Tbh everyone looks at nature
I went on vacation to the beach a few times over the last few years and I see this every year. They are on vacation, maybe experiencing their first time at the beach and GLUED to a screen. It's so disturbing and sad. It's the parent's digital baby sitter.
Boomer
I see this everywhere. At first I thought it was to keep children quiet and not to be embarrassing for first time parents but now it’s an obvious problem.
We've really ruined gen alpha with technology. Now we got preschool aged children that can barely speak and teenagers that can barely read. I'm worried about what this will be like in the next 5-10 years when gen alpha becomes adults.
I’ll just stay in my bunker and pray for the best
It's all ai's fault fr. EVEN MY SCHOOL USES AI WHAT THE ACTUAL
@ this was happening before ai sadly :(
😡😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬🤬😤😤😤 LITERALLY COCO MELON IS TOXIC AND EVIL. No joke my kids have never watched it, never been outside, never been introduced to other kids all so the never see CoCo Melon. That why my kids HAVE NEVER LEFT MY NUT SACK!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
At this point, letting kids play GTA is less harmful
Blud doesn't know how many controversies related to GTA happened 💀
@@vikramogus505 yeah, i know, and every single one was debunked
@@deathsinger115 Let's just wait and see how many controversies will happen after GTA VI
@@deathsinger115and don’t forget the moron parents complain about violence in GTA or COD when they’re rated M for FUCKING Mature
@@vikramogus505all gta controversies happened because people want some of rockstars billions, purely just greed
Blaming themselves first as they are bad parents: ❌
It's all cocomelon's fault: ✅
maybe just dont give your kid an ipad and actually teach them yourself
Yeah seriously.
1: Give your BABY an iPad (????)
2: Put addictive and neverending videos on that iPad
3: Keep doing this for MONTHS
4: Realize your actions made your baby an addict
5: Blame a TH-cam channel (????????)
Utterly useless people procreating and ruining their children before they can even walk.
@@uzumacky1918 blame both
Ik, like what do ppl expect from cocomelon? Black and white like bruh this vid makes no sense
@@abrensss2parents these days thinks it’s easier to put an ipad in front of their kids and let it educate them.
“My child acts weird when he smokes crack. Someone help me.”
Take the crack away. 😁😅😁😅😁
@@SydneyBristow0788
Revelation 3:20
Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me.
HEY THERE 🤗 JESUS IS CALLING YOU TODAY. Turn away from your sins, confess, forsake them and live the victorious life. God bless.
Revelation 22:12-14
And, behold, I come quickly; and my reward is with me, to give every man according as his work shall be.
I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end, the first and the last.
Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and may enter in through the gates into the city.
U need Jesus Christ my dia
Sounds like a quote from the movie; The Brothers Grimsby.
@@SydneyBristow0788 but if I take away then he cry!!! I dont know what to do :(
I’m Asian and I grew up watching Spongebob Squarepants and ATLA. These two shows are the reason why I learned English at a young age. These parents are feeding their children the wrong type of entertainment. The type of shows they should watch are those kid shows that could keep an adult engaged, a balance between a kid’s show and an adult’s. This is just my opinion.
Its mostly the parent's fault for enabling their child instead of actually raising them
Yeah giving a tablet to a toddler/child seems sorta detrimental
Yes
Wanted to say the same. The problem is that it is easier to blame one thing instead of every parent or in general a bigger group for their failure.
@umuppp-e7n i mean i know its a bot and stuff and ragebait but these kind of things got to stop like the person that actually made that video on his channel/the owner of the bots deserves only the worst i personly dont understand why people would make stuff like that. I know its ragebait but its just wrong
its hard to teach a child they can be manipulated really easily one wrong step will change a child's future
When I was a kid, Cyberchase taught me math. Zaboomafoo taught me about different animals around the world. Mister Rogers taught me about the values of kindness and community. I think the most evil aspect of Cocomelon is how it is completely devoid of anything educational. Our children deserve so much better than this.
Cyberchase was legit. That coupled with Arthur was awesome.
You are wrong though. Cocomelon teaches counting and ABCs and manners. If you don't know this you don't watch it. Period.
Octonauts teach me about animals
@@pokermitten9795manners?
You didn't watch the vid then.
As it introduces bad behavior to kids mind.
Even if it trys at the end to fix it
It still showcased bad behavior.
I've seen many kids emulate it.
@@pokermitten9795 So you watch it? Literally how old are you then go watch Tom and Jerry or get off the iPad lil bro
As a school psychologist working in ECE-5th grade, I cannot tell you how many times I have had to have uncomfortable conversations with parents who give their kids screens all day to placate them. They get into a negative loop where their children behave worse and worse, and to get respite they just give them the thing making it worse. Parents then push it onto the schools to teach their kids how to behave, and getting true wraparound support to teach healthy behavior at school AND in the home is almost impossible - and parents don't like hearing that it's partially up to them. It's one of the many reasons our IEP / disability rate is so much higher than it should be.
Same sir, I'm a Turkish teenager who is 16 years old. I got a little cousin who is around the age numbers mentioned in the video. I have noticed the same behavior with my cousin when he was watching translated videos of CocoMelon. Like a plant, alive but not able to react at all. Anyway sir, since you're a psychologist I want to ask a question. Nowadays majority of the teenagers in Turkey are... "weird" about their music choices. Absurdly %70 of the teenagers have (estimated number) been preferring "modern rap"(what rap songs have become. I'm not a huge fan of it it's like earrape in my opinion) over others. It's so weird like everywhere I go it's always the same various rappers' songs. Same thing on a repeat and I'm gonna be a bit critical, I don't know how they can stand these songs playing on a loop. All of a sudden rap songs' popularity skyrocketed and I person think there's something going on about this. The way kids are *attached*(yes attached, addicted isn't enough to describe) to these songs aren't normal. By chance do you possibly make a guess why teenages are attached to artists who just blow some random words to their microphones? Thanks for taking your time sir.
@@blackwastak3ninternet, that’s why
It's straight out of idioracy
Is there any reason why new parents these days give their kids an Ipad or a screen, i know it placates them but why though? It just shows laziness these days, i would figure parents theses days are brainrotting themselves into thinking that kids would need a screen to enjoy themselves? Really am intrested in the way how our peoples right mind is getting tortured by tiktok, reels, facebook reels, youtube reels it’s insane
I used to study social science in high school and i believe this is a must learn these days to make people aware of their lack of motivation and dopamine addiction because of apps like tiktok
Shows for your kids,
Pink panther 4+ (show for deaf kids)
Tom and jerry 4+ (show for deaf kids)
caillou 4+
wild cats 4+
ben ten 7+
pj mask 4+
paw patroll 4+
Masha and the bear
Winx club 7 - 12 yrs
Miraculous tales of ladybug and catnoir 12+ (trust me)
pj masks 4+
zig & sharko 5+
peppa pig (LEAST RECOMMENED)
Henry danger 7+
Phineas and Ferb 4+
Teen titans 8+
carmen sandiego 7+
Ninjago 8+
Little einstien 4+ (leasts recommend)
Sofia the first 7+
Sailor moon CRYSTAL 14+
shows without colors (THE OG SHOWS)
the Adams family 7+
Mickey mouse steamboat willie
sorry if i missed any this is all i could remenber, if i missed any shows tell me, i'll edit it
OMG I LOVEDDD THE PINK PANTHER WHEN I WAS YOUNG!! Luv this comnent, these are some really great shows !
@@The_TreeEyes12 Same HERE! I watched all these shows thats why i added them :P
Caillou ? At least the web version is better than original
@@白雪猫-f1t I guess so
The 90s was the golden era of children's shows. We were entertained, educated, and incited to be creative all at the same time
And there was far less condescending in those shows - they treated kids like real people and didn't sugarcoat bad things but instead showed kids how to handle the bad things in life.
Don't forget the 2000s.
Phineas and Ferb told us about aglets…
Yes, unforgettable, the good, the playful and the cheeky times of childhood
I agree, but I know that I'm bias because that were my most memorable Years of Childhood. Other People are saying similar things about their era.
Cocomelon having more rapid camera cuts than a freaking Arcane FIGHT SCENE is absolutely crazy
They were a little lazy when making the animations for each episode so they just decide to make minimal, small parts of animation and then camera cut it after the current animation has been going for one second or less lol.
parents need to watch the entire video
books matter as always
@@sharkiestofgoobers32 more like budget problems
this video has camera cuts at 0:07 0:10 0:16 0:18 0:22 0:28 0:31 0:33 0:36 0:45 0:48 0:50 0:54 1:00 in the first minute thats no better than cocomelon, i watched a video of cocomelon and the camera cuts were on avg 3 seconds with some longer outliers like this video
Especially with that study
letting 0-5 year old on the internet was a bad idea??? what a shock!!11!!one1!!!
Facts but it's also not even just on the internet anymore. Cocomelon is on streaming services like Netflix.
@@Frysken No way anyone is opening Netflix for a toddler.
Right…?
@@Chaostar765 We're talking about parents who let their children use tablets all day. I don't think Netflix is that much of a stretch.
@@Chaostar765lol wrong. It used to be something like Barney. But opening some shit on Netflix is even easier.
It's almost like the parents would rather complain online than restrict what content their children have access to. "Every time my toddler watches..." STOP letting them watch it.
Cocomelon: 🤮
Cartoon Network in year 2000 : 🗿
Fellow cartoon network enjoyers 🗿
Cartoon Network🗿
Exactly
Courage the cowardly dog 🗿
Beyblades 🗿
Dragon Ball z 🗿
Continue
@@deathstroke7316 Ed, Edd, n' Eddy 🗿
My brother has mild autism and he can’t stand cocomelon for the same reasons most kids can’t get enough: how stimulating it is. It’s telling that for someone who’s autism isn’t even particularly severe, even a few minutes of cocomelon overloads his system
Based Bro 🗿
I have autism too, and I cant stand the show for the same reason
I have autism and I LOVE the show
I’m also mildly autistic
When cocomelon comes on for my younger cousins my eyes fixings on the screen but I can’t stand it, I just want to change it to something else or turn the tv on
It’s so annoying
‘It’s telling that for someone who is autism’??
Cocomelon is the very definition of brainrot and it's effect on human brain should be documented and studied.
@Fortknight-i3taint nobody talkin about the username
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Booted up my PC
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To get DAT fortnite battle pass
@@maclenix 🔥 fire rhymes dude
Thats pretty much what this video is doing
Cocomelon and it's consequences on the human brain
Brain rot isn’t a new thing. Gen Z had this too in the early days of TH-cam.
One of the shows I grew up watching was Larva. The title cards were never translated to Portuguese (I’m Brazilian) so they would always be in English and I would always try to read them.
Today, I’m fluent in English and plan to move to Canada once I finish High School
Peak show
@ Indeed
I grew up watching Blues Clues, Thomas the Tank Engine, The Magic School Bus, Rugrats, Hey Arnold, Recess, The Wild Thornberries, Sesame Street, Codename Kids Next Door, etc.
Apart from some notable exceptions, like Bluey, I've noticed a very considerable decline in children's entertainment.
I haven't introduced my nephew to Cocomelon, instead, we started with Ms. Rachel and Sesame Street. Not even 2 yet, and he's already a smart kid. He's grown an obsession with cars trucks (specifically Monster Trucks), bikes, etc, and he's learned a fair number of words.
I watched thomas and I'm very smart to
ACTIVATE TREEHOUSE DEFENSE SYSTEM!
How similar is the current Sesame Street compared to the one from the 80s?
Imagine what children did before television. I guess they just sat around never doing anything and never learned anything. It's actually amazing anything was invented to begin with.
Children with strict parents, aka Asians, are so much further ahead in education because they do not let their children play video games all day or watch TV.
@@Tigerbombf I'll have to ask my sister (my nephew's mother).
Cocomelon:🤮🤡
Tom&Jerry and SpongeBob :🗿🍷
All cheers go to the cat and mouse (and many others).
More like Cocainemelon lel
tom and jerry all the way
Alien is good
That show is still funny and insanely creative... like just look up some of their classics like Cat Concerto(which also won an Oscar iirc) and it holds up pretty darn well
My 7-year-old sister used to watch cocomelon everyday, and while it was entertaining for her, it caused a speech delay. She still struggles with speaking clearly and had to attend an "English learning class" to catch up. But, with my 2-year-old sister, she watches Ms. Rachel, and I genuinely believe it's had a positive impact. unlike her older sister at that age, the2-year-old can say more words than many of her peers, and she even sings along to kids' songs, It’s clear that Ms. Rachel is helping her develop language skills in a way that suits her.
I think the “every day” part was the issue
It isnt.
Watching cocomelon at 7 is wild
That is way too old
My 2 yr old sister still can’t say small words
@@ITS_Mai_Herself is your sister special by any chance
Mrs. Rachel helped my baby brother learn so much words! He is 12 months old!
The words he has learned:
Car
Truck
Dog
Moo
Cat
Quack
Duck
Cow
Che(name of our dog)
Fish
i think its also worth pointing out a few things.1) we have a society that for whatever reason, has decided kids dont need quality content because theyre "dumb" and dont know what good tv is anyway. 2a?) the videos on the surface appear educational. nothing wrong with educational videos. 2b?) like mentioned in this video, it doesnt take long at all to get addicted to this video. so say you give your kid 1 hour of tv time (so 2 shows worth), just that is apparently enough to hook your kid. so you may not even get the chance to *know* its bad before it happens.
i think its interesting, as a side note to talk about what happens when the show goes off. the kids have a melt down. Im remembering old kids shows on nick jr or sprout, and a lot of them had a "wind down", where the characters wrap up their story and/or literally say goodbye. it gives closure to the viewer and i think thats super important.
well hello agent smith
I just had a similar convo with my sister. We grew up on shows that would be considered “too adult” nowadays. Real world type episodes. Even boy meets world- relationship issues, growing pains, sibling stuff, divorce, abandonment. Heck, even Barney was more age appropriate than these shows are now. Kids shows now are so ridiculously bubble gum with adults creepily acting like little girls and boys, baby talk, etc. I know I sound “old” and it’s a theme as we grow older… but kids shows have been so dumbed down and infantilized that it’s no wonder we see this trend in society as a whole with delayed adulthood. I grew up in the 90s and am so thankful for that because we took a major step back in so many ways with this social media era and exposing our children to something like the internet and streaming while they’re still toddlers. Memories give your youngest kids iPads when they’re 3-4 years old. Make them play outside. Tv and internet and stuff should only be for breaks or winding down. At 35, I never thought I’d feel this old so soon. But a big part of me is concerned with what we are exposing kids to so young and their mental health issues that are coming from it.
real educational videos would be nature documentaries or real music. not kids pop bullshit
Remember back in the day where it was said that too much TV time would rot your brain? Well, no that’s almost literally the case here with iPads.
In the future people will miss IPads and the new device will rot kids brains even more
@@edanro9787i really hope that doesn't happen
Ok OmnipresentYotubeCommenter 👍
blame the insane rise of irreversible brainrot content like brainrotted toilet and cocomelon for ruining gen alpha, emphasis on brainrotted toilet since it exploded in popularity for no reason when it doesn’t even deserve it, the creator is capitalizing off of ruining Gen alpha with a disgusting, ugly head coming out of a toilet yelling brainrotted phrases while making them addicted. This is why cartoons and educational TV shows back then were so much better, and gen alpha should be watching that instead
This is on TV too
what's ironic is that COCO is like slang for cocaine. So technically This Is COCANIEMELON. Kids are getting addicted just like the drug lol
Fr
You’re starting to see their end game
Yes
That means chocolate is cocaine
@@YesIDo_IDo it could be that shit can be addictive too
If a child is 2 years old, they don't need 'educational content', they need quality time with other children and adults. Isn't this like incredibly obvious?
This comment is severely underrated. Kids CANNOT learn from screens before the age of two. There are literally hundreds of studies saying that there is zero benefit on giving screens to kids under 2. They need to socialize, touch, walk, smell, fall down, experience things, animals, and develop motor skills.
As fucked as Cocomelon might be, this falls a good amount of the parents too. Sticking your kid in front of a TV or tablet is such a horrible way to parent. Cocomelon might be a scummy business, but that's exactly what they are. A business. Businesses capitalize on a market. Cocomelons is kids that parents don't feel like actually raising.
Exactly this. Parents should be held accountable for their actions or lack of it.
and considering their channel has BILLIONS of views, you can tell how many parents made a mistake there (not necesarilly bad parents, cause we just saw a lot of them regretted it)
Idk if you should call it bad parenting but it seems like parents that sre new to raising a child does this mistake and allows her kids to watch cocomelon basically what happened to my sister
I was once a new parent. My son didnt really watch tv until he was over 1 year old. On the odd occasion, before that, his grandad would put on an old episode of thomas the tank engine. Even when he did start to watch some tv, it was dvds and videos of older kids films. Also, he wouldnt be watching this stuff for large amounts of time, or he would play with his toys while it was on. Even now that he is 8 he still doesnt watch a massive amount of tv. He will watch old scooby doo episodes with his dvds and ask to watch films with me (so it is a family activity not a screen babysitter).
My cousin is raising his boy without screens. I don’t think it’s a bad idea.
My nephew is so cocomelon obsessed, when my son was born I blocked cocomelon in the house before he ever watched it at home. I let my son watch 90s cartoons like Tom and Jerry. It's sad that parents aren't educated enough about this.
I don't remember my young brother watching that channel once during or amid Covid-19 but I'd watch Tom & Jerry on TV with him for fun.
Yet Tom and Jerry causes its own kind of damage, but not a bad as cocomelon
@Sikhindu tom and Jerry isn't doing anything. Did you even watch the video?
I'm glad I let my baby sister watch Tom and Jerry, Battle for Dream Island(idk why I just want to), Fosters home for imaginary friends, etc...
ngl, Tom and Jeery was my jam as a child. I don't know why I found the show hilarious but my child-self did, genuinely perplex about that.
Responsible parenting means monitoring and limiting screen time, not leveraging it as a digital babysitter. Parents should make an effort to choose high-quality content that contributes positively towards their child's development.
Indeed so more Kids should watch bluey in other words.
Sadly, that’s the future generation cuz young parents now tend to be lazier due to growing up age of instant gratification via technology. ADHD diagnosis amongst the young has exponentially increased since smartphones, alongside other mental health / cognitive issues.
@@hakka5705 True but thank god I was raised by parents From the Fifties.
0 screen time for kids younger than 4-5. If they're not capable of analysing what they're watching (abstracting who's the good guy, the bad guy, what's the conflict, what's the resolution etc.) they shouldn't be watching in the first place. Once they're at that level you should watch with them and comment. Everything else is pure nonsense especially that they should watch "more educational" content. They should spend time with their parents and family.
Limited screen time isn't the solution, you need to be involved with your kid, not just feed and make it do homework, or your kids are just your pets. You should at least know what your kids are into, just look stuff on the internet and use your own brain, don't just look at the new and take it at face value.
I have a younger sister, and I will never let her watch this. Me and my little brother are terrified of the show for how nightmare-fuel it looks like…the eyes…they’re soulless… and worse yet, Mall of America has a demon daycare/play area for kids to be dropped off at…I think we know what the ‘demon’ is
i have a nephew who is 4 y/o and still has not spoken his first word, and you guessed the reason, cocomelon. but what angers me more are his parents who constantly have him sit in front of a screen just so they don't have to take responsibility. as a result he is very dull and dosen't even interact with people sometimes he just stands and stares at me and leaves, it is kinda horrifying.
Definitely isn't because of CocoMelon... Some kids just don't talk until 5 years of age.
No it is because of it. My toddler brother won't speak because of it . We should try our level best to get it banned even if a kid was obsessed with some other cartoon it wouldn't affect their mental health that much
@@Omersthename people said the same thing about Teletubbies back in 1998. It's not the shows.
better to see a doctor, cocomelon is bad, but not the root cause of this issue.
@@zijin173 exactly
Glad i grew up with Garfield, Mrbean, Tom and jerry, power rangers, beyblade, and sonic
swap garfield with spongebob and you'd have had the best childhood. Man i miss the old sonic shows.
@@Catg999 I learnt the golden spin using a beyblade.
KANZEN NO OUGON NO KZITEN ENERGIII!!
Dude I grew up with disney
Glad I grew up watching cbeebies
Same here but throw in the looney toons!
Blame social media influencers for glorifying lazy parenting
parents have been lazy since the beginning of time. these days the consequences of lazy parenting are so much less than, say, prehistory
being lazy is one thing, glorifying laziness is another. Influencers talk about having 'me' time, if you wanna have me time, simply don't become a parent. It should be understood.
@@ayushi6247 They didn't invent me time, either. Back in the 70s and 80s there were TV commercials reminding people that they had kids and to check on them lmao. This is not new at all.
@@evNSteel It's 10 o'clock. Do you know where your kids are? We were probably inside by then. If not we were back in our own yard probably ha.
@@MariaMaria-sr8zg They wouldn't have had commercials reminding people if that were actually the case lmao.
I'm glad that i watch Garfield as a kid
Garfield & friends
*MFs be like "I don't know why my kid has a learning disability"*
GIVES THEM IPAD FOR 14 HOURS PER DAY
Also may want to paraphrase the nouns? The black community also do not like non-black people using their vernaculars and because they also get them wrong, if not also from the colonial masonry and this word is also loaded with messogyny?
Yet black people being stolen from is also normalized?
@@TheSapphireLeo have you tried Ligma?
Solution: if you don’t want to parent, don’t have a kid. But I genuinely don’t understand, you dedicated 9 months to this child, yet you won’t make them put down their devices for one minute?
@@TheSapphireLeo Said the whitest guy ever 😂
My grandma used to think SpongeBob was brainrot for me as a kid.
If only she knew what was about to come next...
My manager won’t his kids watch Spongebob because of how stupid it is in his opinion. He most likely wouldn’t have let his kids watch Cocomelon when they were babies.
@@millerkiller6496
Where are you going after you die?
What happens next? Have you ever thought about that?
Repent today and give your life to Jesus Christ to obtain eternal salvation. Tomorrow may be too late my brethen😢.
Hebrews 9:27 says "And as it is appointed unto man once to die, but after that the judgement
Turns out gramma is still somewhat right. Season 6-9a maybe 13 onwards are purely brainrot
I watched Tom and Jerry and some random ass cartoons when I was 2-5 years old… I still find them entertaining to this day.
HUH? I’m sorry what? Bro SpongeBob is goated.
When I grew up it was shows like blues clues, dragon tails, cyber chase, Pokémon, scooby doo, Disney, little bear, etc. But our TV time was also limited because of one TV in the house, which was also where we could play video games. But another major factor was even if the TV was on, our parents would watch their shows, which at the time was either Home Improvement for my dad, or Golden Girls/The Nanny for my mom. There was also a healthy amount of playing outside.
If you didn't have cable, that also meant that there was nothing to watch most of the day. Your TV time was limited even if your parents didn't limit it and you had a TV all to yourself. Now, kids can watch whatever they want, literally everywhere they are and the parents let them.
Hey Arnold, Recess, Sheep in The City. Then I would wake up in the middle of the night and randomly watch Aeon Flux. Good times.
What about Mr. Rogers? If he saw what is going on today then he'll be disappointed severely about this.
You forgot TV commercials also existed
You sir are covering my medical bills because you caused my brain to have a surge of childhood memories that my brain exploded. I watch almost all of those those you just mentioned. It was pretty much the same situation for me. I actually stopped watching cartoon network, the overall reason I got bored, when they stopped airing shows like Tom and Jerry and Looney Toons in favor of dumb teenager shows. You made me remember, my Grandma had a spare bedroom with a tv in it and the shows we'd watch as Blue's Clues Tom and Jerry, Looney Toons also Cyberchase, The Wiggles (I have fond memories of that show.) Dora The Explorer, Diego Animal Rescuer, Cyber Chase, Arthur never really got into Barney, Word Girl (my sisters liked that show a lot) Scooby-Doo and I have realized that there I often perferred the older shows to modern ones at the time. When we could not find any thing worth while on or just commercials we'd shove off and raid the toy basket.
The biggest problem is over consumption of it all, when it’s used as a babysitter, when media is used as a step in relationship. Watching a show as a family, discussing it, limiting, moderation. Videos and apps can’t substitute social developmental needs
Was not expecting yet another "most evil channel ever" claim I keep coming across on TH-cam to actually end up insightful, analysing the mental and physical implications on a scientific & reasonable POV on the viewers-not about the person behind a channel (SSSniper Wolf) or how one creates the videos (Logan Paul) being evil this time, but about the INFLUENCE it had on millions of people, and provided convincing evidences and real life examples too. Impressive analysis.
They need to do the same for these creators who avoid being canceled, they also prey on kids. Would be interesting to see their tactics and hear of statistics on the negative impacts of their content
I always watch the show with my toddler and if I can't follow it or it hurts my brain (which I realized watching this video actually corresponds to the cut rate) I don't let him watch it. Cocomelon went to the never watch list instantly (way too annoying). I maintain control over the device (he'll never have a personal device), and I say no to all AI videos. I can't stand high pitched voices like Ms. Rachel's either so that knocks out a lot of content. Mostly we end up watching videos of garbage trucks dumping trash or channels where people play with toys and talk about it.
Hey Ocro Havent seen you a in a while
I'm so grateful for watching Thomas and Friends during my childhood
Same, classic show
Same. Unlike most kids shows today, Thomas actually treated its audience with some intelligence and didn't talk down to them. Still love it today.
same back in 2016 it was very nice and educational tbh and it taught character development which made it good
Thank god i grew up as a doc mcstuffins and mickey mouse kid-
FR
As an animator I found this video very interesting, because describes exactly the things I dislike in animation made for kids. I have always disliked those super saturated colors, the excessive fast edits, or the camera shake that many movies and TV shows use today, (maybe is because I grew up in the 80's), IDK I really dislike that "made for kids" look. I usually make the opposite: long scenes, little camera shake, I use more unsaturated colors. My animations are not made for little kids, but anyway, kids like my videos.
And it's funny some parents comment that they like to watch my videos with their kids, while some few parents say that my video caused nightmares to their kids, but I always say: remember my channel is not for little kids. In the end parents must supervise what their kids are watching. 😅
Are you talking about kids shows or what passes for prime time television in the USA?
I dumped my TV in 2009. Still not missing it.
"I usually make the opposite: long scenes, little camera shake, I use more unsaturated colors." That's literally how most shows for little kids are.
Not as of lately. He literally described how everything is tailored to look childish anymore instead of making it look normal like he does and how kid shows used to make the sets.
I'm a software and graphics engineer (programmer) who has been getting into animation over the last 1 to 2 years, and I also have a 2.5-year-old boy. He was watching Cocomelon pretty heavily between 1 to 2 and had a speech delay even though he's actually very clever and understands a huge variety of words. I was also getting sick of that show and fortunately he did too. I'm actually making him his own cartoon about a snake (one of his favorite animals), and working on it in Houdini. I also hate all those shiny oversaturated colors, the egregious use of glow/bloom and sickening specular highlights making everything look like shiny plastic and the disgusting "pseudo-cuteness" of it all. I think it also misleads children to think that all animals are nice and friendly, like you can just pick up a spider and it's suddenly your friend and will sing you a song, lol. I've had to go out of my way to teach him differently ... so I'm taking his little cartoon is a different direction, with a bit more realism/darkness but presented in a funny way so that it's not too scary. I'm almost done with the rigging and IK system prototype for the main character, and planning on doing most of the creatures and environment myself too!
Just out of curiosity, what software do you work with and what sort of things do you like to do?
saturated colors hurt my eyes
I'm no parent, but easy solution. Don't give your kids a phone on the first place
Or a tablet
I come across a lot of homeschooled kids in rural areas here. No phones. No insta. No Tik Tok. They create their fun outside with family....
Those kids are going to college years in advance, and have the emotional intelligence of most adults.
I wish the US had what it once had, of books made for teachers and parents to help children learn math basic skills for when they need to be prepared to urban life
And they are also educationally behind their peers in class due to poor learning standards or none at all.
@@tdyblgm24how? He just said they go to college early
Its a double edged sword. If youre intelligent, you can home school pretty well up untill ~8th grade and helt pith high school. If you arent intelligent... the child will be immensely worse off@tdyblgm24
@@tdyblgm24 you don't understand how education works in America, do you?
The problem is not the show. The problem is the parents. They give a 3 year old an iPad because they don't want to raise their kids. It always like this. Be a better parent bro
No the problem is both. Yes it's awful that people are raising iPad kids but also taking 100% of the blame away from a show literally engineered to hook kids like a drug is disingenuous. It's the same as saying that violence in video games is 100% guaranteed to cause violence in real life. TV itself isn't an evil thing, Bill Nye educated kids on lots of things their parents couldn't because not everyone has a science degree. Same with shows like Muzzy, which teaches children languages like French and Spanish. Should parents plop their kid in front of an iPad for 5 hours straight? Of COURSE not. But Moonbug NEEDS to be held accountable for literally creating an addictive and damaging show marketed to kids.
@@MoonlitCinders I agree, they use many techniques to keep the kids attention.
i dont think its bad parenting, it just to keep them entertained. How the hell wouldve they known now that raising an ipad kid is awful?
My little brother was one, he destroyed 2 ipads, and my moms tablet, his other ipad got stolen. Thats when my parents decided to take it away from him and discipline him
I had an iPad with no restrictions(except for school exams) when I was 3 years old, I'm 16 now with decent grades and good contacts with my mother and friends.
There's definitely way more than JUST the parents to blame, not saying they take no blame, but giving them 100% of the blame is wrong.
@@MrMango-ci9qv No, the parents are the ones that are in complete control of their own children's access to digital content. Shifting responsibility doesn't fix this problem, people need to take responsibility for their own choices and parents like this choose to allow their children to watch this stuff.
I think people are missing the point. Yes, letting a screen raise a child is neglect. But at the same time, TV has been a staple in homes for 80 years, every kid watched cartoons growing up, whether it was Tom and Jerry or Spongebob, and while there was a lot of outrage little supported the idea of different cartoons being helpful or harmful.
This show is different, it is actually designed to prey on a children's psychology in ways that are seriously damaging. People who don't know the dangers of this show even if they limit screen time will find their child is cognitively delayed and experiencing symptoms of _literal_ addiction. Even the way they test if this addiction is achieved is dystopian and abusive.
If you watched a single episode of Spongebob or Tom and Jerry as a child you were not being harmed as watching the equivalent length of time of Cocomelon.
There's a huge difference between the TV and its programs and the ipad and the internet, the internet is like he wild west, any catchy content on it will end up on the kid's algorithm, the ipad doesnt help that either, because its small and sometimes parents doesnt pay attention to what os the kid watching when they cant see it, in the other hand the TV, is a huge screen in the middle of the house that everyone can see what you're watching, and TV programs are not the internet, a TV show must be high quality to be aired on TV
Yes, however, cocomelon features extremely bright colors and loud sounds that are able to catch kids attention in a way other shows dont
I rewatched Spongebob recently and the first three seasons were actually incredible, they all had a lesson that could be explained through situational humor that wrapped up nicely in the end, all without being too overstimulating. I actually look forward to showing it to my kids someday.
There were lot of other factors too I mean watching TV is different there were commercial in between shows so it was not like continues Watching and other people in house also used to watch so it was not like endlessly watching
There were lot of other factors too I mean watching TV is different there were commercial in between shows so it was not like continues Watching and other people in house also used to watch so it was not like endlessly watching
Well, giving your kid an iPad at an early age is your fault parents. That's why those children became like that...
The huge problem with children's content now is there isn't any filters for it. Canadian cartoons used to have to follow strict guidelines to get aired on public channels and that resulted in almost every cartoon episode having some sort of purpose or resolution that the viewer can reflect on. TH-cam kids content has no regulation and is all focused on watch time / ad revenue. I try to let my child only watch cartoons that I can watch with him, Franklin the Turtle and shows like that build the fundamentals most children need.
TH-cam is crap, they have all powers to regulate content but chose to maximize ad only
Yeah, and Canadians no longer watch Canadian content because of all these regulations.
Yes, most of this can literally be solved by parents sitting down to watch the same thing their child is watching. If YOU can't stand to watch it as an adult, it's a bad show that your kid shouldn't be watching either, simple as that. Have some standards.
I love Franklin the turtle, Franklin can tie his shoes and count by twos
Right on! Especially with how calm and relaxing of a show Franklin is, it's definitely worth showing your kid. Alongside other shows that share a similar vibe of being calm and quiet. Like Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood, Sagwa the Chinese Siamese Cat, Sesame Street, Blue's Clues, etc. Many of which were huge parts of my childhood that deserved to be shared and passed down to the next generation of kids.
Cocomelon is much like the modern Teletubbies.
Though, I suppose a child yelling Tubby Custard isn't as bad as whatever the fuck Cocomelon is doing.
true id recommend the old cocomelon
It isn't like teletubbies though. At least teletubbies has something of a plot, and while its colorful it doesn't have the rapid camera changes that cocomelon has. Cocomelon is essentially tiktok for kids.
@@PurpleFiiilth Teletubbies had a plot?
@@PurpleFiiilth Fair.
Granted I don’t remember much of the show but I grew up on teletubbies & never had the issues these cocomelon kids are having now
*Maybe parents should do their damned jobs for once and stop letting the tablet do it for them.* Nah, that's totally asking too much.
It's really big in special education too.
@umuppp-e7nbot
special needers watch cocomelon, its watching cocomelon makes you speclial
You don't say? Maybe that has to do with the fact so many are dysfunctional mental illnesses are increasing.
@umuppp-e7nok bot
@Najeeb_Gamer7788ok wont translate
I'm an educational psychologist and the untold damage I see this causing children is staggering, particularly their language development, attention/concentration and working memory.
Thrse claims were tested and debunked.
This has to be at least part of why we’re seeing so many of our kids having reading comprehension problems.
@garyroberts6668 lots of kid have comprehension problems
You could say that about most entertainment now. Everything is short clips with fast subtitles.
🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️😂😂Imagine an educational psychologist commenting the warn people about developmental delays in children, in response to a video warning people about developmental delays in children getting bombarded by bunch of IRL, reverse uno, neanderthals from Idiocracy.
Classic buffoonery is to be expected, I guess.
Anyone here remembers PewDiePie’s cocomelon diss track?
Oh yeah. I watched that straight after this
TH-cam's reasoning to remove his song was utter nonsense. They were simply terrified of pewdiepie getting into "controversy" again.
Was about to copy paste the lyrics as a comment
I still remember his other diss track ♀️🐶 lasagna
I am.
The Pewdiepie The future.
My nephew was watching cocomelon, I’m an evil cousin and was bored, I told my nephew “if you watch cocomelon you will become dumber”
This was a year ago, he has never watched it again👍
This is why my kids will grow up with the cartoons I grew up with.
Older cartoons actually taught kids how to articulate/navigate situations in life that may happen (mostly grief & whatnot).
Not all newer cartoons are bad, but imo, most are.
I personally will have to agree with you there, buddy. I rather would let my kids watch adventure time, courage the cowardly dog and fuckin'- regular show or something for all I know. And I will let them watch ANYTHING, besides cocomelon.
@@CyanBeanzXDand also let them watch the amazing world of gumball it's a great show
@CyanBeanzXD i would be ok with playing mortak kombat or diablo with them than wach cocomelon or anything on yt kids, at least they would learn how to deal with being scared
Nikocado's 2 steps ahead, predicted Kris Tyson, and now Cocomelon's brain rot content in one single canon event in 2024 💀💀💀
Even before GTA 6💀
@@bjuganda7758omfg this horse is so beaten stfu
We have all of these before Shrek 5 💀
And Millennial parents should face major backlash for giving kids a tablet and so should Cocomelon
Kids like you who play Roblox, engage in stupid internet drama and communicate in memes are the problem. 💀
I find it ridiculous that so many parents blame their child's lack of social development on the creators of the programs they allow their kids to watch. News flash: all kids content is mind-numbing and overstimulating. If you think it's damaging, don't let your kids watch it!
fr... like my lil family watch cocomelon like 2 years ago before bed and now they dnt even be on their tablets and one is on the track team. These parents legit put on cocomelon on 14hrs a day
Spot on
"I needed to get him speech therapy to teach him to talk" is all I needed to hear. Like, you interact with your child SO infrequently that he hasn't learned how to talk?! Maybe if you were more of a parent than your iPad has been, he'd be okay!
@@Tuelz... 14 hours? In 3 years, if those parents keep putting on coco melon for 3 years in a row, it will probably be 504 hours consumed of cocomelon…
@@TheBuzzard42 If your child doesn’t talk for 1 - 5 years, It’s a sign of a speech delay or a speech impediment. And yes, the parents have to interact in order for their child to eventually talk.
My son is 6 months old and has had ZERO screen time. Not even background screens. Every person we meet is shocked about how calm and observant he is of his surroundings. People also compliment how much he smiles and makes eye contact to them. He will NEVER use an iPad till he gets to school.
That’s awesome. my son is 4 months old and I can say the same thing for him in terms of calm, eye contact, observant, and we don’t really limit it but also don’t go out of our way to stick him in front of one unnecessarily. I think until a certain point of infancy it’s not much different than staring at the ceiling fan or anything else, but I totally agree with no tablet as a substitution for actual physical play that helps them develop.
well, myself i would recomend the oldschool phone instead of an ipad and MAYBE concidering smartphone/ipad in 4th class.
The cure is literally that simple: 3 days no screen time. No tv, no tablet, no phone (parents should also not watch tiktoks or whatever in that time). 3 days and kids learn to play with and love their toys, get creative with their play and practice communication. It's not hard, but it takes initiative and discipline.
It's not so simple. According to research, prolonged exposure to such content at this age can lead to lifelong negative consequences for the person.
Yeah, I still own and take absolute great care of some of my and precious kids toys I had in my childhood, heck some are borderline collectors, My plan is to, When I get a kid to show him what It was like to actually play with stuff.
Bro what the fuck my little cousin doesn’t talk yet and he is 1 - 2 because of cocomelen
@@marcleslac2413 just as a small encouragement, I can only commend your position! I worked for years in the education field (mostly primary schools) and I found that the best way to inspire a child to do something is to do something with them you enjoy yourself. Instead of telling children not to do something or do something other than whatever they are doing, it always worked to do something with excitement they can feel in front of them, I didn't even have to propose them to join in, they would ask whether they can join themselves. I got a bunch of girls aged 10 to 14 into playing tabletop role-playing games because I was playing with the boys from the class and they could see how much fun we were having and wanted to try themselves. Let them see you do your hobbies, be it music, arts, even just reading books or whatever, and trust me, they will start doing it too or at least try them out.
Just dont use tiktok
my child will never see cocomelon. she will not have screen time until she is old enough to use as a tool. it will never be for entertainment.
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I'm sure your children will be honest and love you very much.
What does she do on a daily basis?
And then one day he/she will be especially insufferable and you'll put show on the Ipad to have some peace of mind
You're not the first and you won't be the last
@@MightandLight
bad parenting:complains
good parenting:complains
make up your damn mind
Got three boys, 23, 18, 14. They were raised with Star Wars, Looney Tunes and common sense. :)
great to hear! best of luck and good health to them, and you! ❤
Awesome, I will for sure never raise my future kids with cocomelon or brainrot stuff.
@@0qere that would be wonderful! buy them a foot ball, my parents did it for me and now I play for Beitar youth! :D
W parenting 👏🏾👏🏾
@@0qerewe will see about that. That’s what EVERYONE says.
Also, braggarts are cringe and Star Wars is boring.
Edit: mine never watched cocomelon though, I’d never even heard of it til they were out of that stage of little kid shows 🤷♀️
hello, occupational therapist here. screen time in general for children is bad as well because it decreases work behaviours such as attention span and concentration.
Why are the parents blaming Cocomelon? It’s literally the parents' fault. Instead of spending time with their children, they let their kids watch these videos 24/7. It’s 100% the parents' fault
Same thing with other brainrot medias, the parents just let the iPad raise their children as they watch tiktok all day.
Most parents would not have understood that cocomelon is affecting their child after they aldready start to see differences in the childs behaviour
They’re not infallible. They’re pushing it as educational, and a parent may see it as a good alternative to doing something else. Do you blame smokers when they were pushed as being healthy by the tobacco industries?
Same call on video games a long time ago....
@@f1champ551 babies are playing video games?
Jesus Christ people. Take away the damn iPads and phones from your children.
If you don’t know how destructive these devices are to children then you’re delusional.
Why do you feel you have to blaspheme the name of Jesus Chrost to get your point across.
100%
There's plenty of educational programming we have here in the UK on a channel called "cbeebies"
It's rare to see iPad kids in public here.
@@BoereViking why do you feel the need to go into TH-cam comments to call people blasphemers?
Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone
Romans 14:10-13** (NIV):
- "You, then, why do you judge your brother or sister? Or why do you treat them with contempt? For we will all stand before God’s judgment seat... So then, each of us will give an account of ourselves to God. Therefore let us stop passing judgment on one another."
Or you could just go away and stop being a twat.
@@BoereVikingwhy do you feel the need to come into TH-cam comments and be a judgmental twat?
Romans 14:10-13** (NIV):
- "You, then, why do you judge your brother or sister? Or why do you treat them with contempt? For we will all stand before God’s judgment seat... So then, each of us will give an account of ourselves to God. Therefore let us stop passing judgment on one another."
Cocomelon vs skibidi toilet would be a revolutionary battle
Both are brain rot but skibidi toilet is better
@@Personontheinternet4598 skibidi toilet is way way better
@@Personontheinternet4598 I can't believe I'm saying this, but you're absolutely correct
Even though skibidi toilet is just some random Half-Life 2 assets combating robots and I don't even know what's its purpose in society other than melting people's brains, it's more understandable than a t.v. shaped fruit
Skibidi toilet isn’t even supposed to be for kids
It would be hard placing bets on who would win, we wouldn’t even be able to choose one or the other. 💀
A few years ago I heard from my aunt that she knew a woman with 2 kids, daughter was like 4-5 and boy was younger, the girl was nonverbal so they went to the doctor to find out that she earned autism because she was watching too much TV and had barely any other activity, they couldn't help her anymore even though she was a completely healthy child before, luckily it was not too late for the son... I don't know what happened to them but the story is scary and should be known
That’s aunts friend sounds like a bad parent
I'm sure glad the internet was new when I reached high school.
"You've got mail!"
It is now safe to turn off your computer. (windows 95 or smth)
Screensavers
Complaining about windows "mistake edition" lol
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RIP
I heard the 'you've got mail' in my head when I read this.
BEEPBEEP Mail MuthaPhucka!
the Dial up sound is forever imprinted in my brain.
My little cousin was one of the lucky ones who watched Cocomelon.
Apparently he stopped watching it because a classmate he went with to school would always cry when the teacher would put it on, and he copied that behavior at home, too - it’s safe to say that the kid saved him from brainrot. Now he watches a lot of Bluey :D
Edit: Alr i did NOT expect this to get more attention. Dw, hes doing fine, im just saying that he mostly watches Bluey whenever he watches shows - NOT in general! He's still a playful little kiddo with toys, so dw lol :D
thats good he stopped cocomelon but bluey is just as bad.
@@Musicalbluewolf666 wdym?
Bluey is maybe a lil but better it doesnt have saturatee colours and they dont have rapid cam cutting
Bluey is perfectly fine. It captures the elements from reality and serves alternative wayd kids can create their own games in real life with their family@@Musicalbluewolf666
Idk your cousin should be playing with toys and playing outside. Just watching cartoons is not good. He copied the bad behavior of another student? Why..? Poor kiddo needs to learn real things by interacting with other people not talking to cartoons.
We cannot blame the channel alone. As a new mama with an infant, I severely limit my baby screen time because screens in general are highly addictive. Parents need to understand that ALL screen time should be limited until the age of two.
even longer....
Until the age of 2? 😂 It’s been shown to have pretty horrific consequences on adults, let alone teens or even kids…
You sound like a terrible parent
Wow, look everybody a parent who isn’t retarted.
Good for you person.
Sick of parents basically letting their kids get hooked and not taking responsibility. Grow some balls you shithead parents.
@@BarrettsToyTime how?
I swear this was a plotline in one of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid books. Manny got obsessed with a kids show which didnt use actual dialogue, so instead of learning to speak actual words, he was speaking gibberish and made up words and lashes out when nobody understands him
Manny is gen alpha 😂
Cocomelon is literally a Content farm made by people who know that parents won't wanna raise their kids and instead place an iPad in front of their kid's faces and call it a day. Truthfully I believe it's more so in the parents rather than Cocomelon themselves
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But, if we want parents not to show Cocomelon to their kids, why make Cocomelon available in the first place?
Do we sell heroin in supermarkets and say to people "Hey don't buy that, it's bad for your health"? No, we don't want people to use it, therefore we don't sell it. And if we did sell it, then obviously, lots of people would buy it. That would be inevitable.
Forgot to mention:
th-cam.com/video/BkBLNP1jQ2A/w-d-xo.html
Sounds about right
@@brinckau that is just not the same at all my guy... if cocomelon was on PBS or just any network with standards and regulations then sure, I get your point... but its youtube, theres no regulations for what is safe consumption for kids, if it meets the vague requirements to qualify for TH-cam Kids then its fine by YT. Like in order for cocomelon to be unavailable theyd have to be breaking YT's guidelines, which they are not, so are you saying YT should make cocomelon illegal or the government should step in? Here ill make a really dumb analogy as well: why is caffeine legal to give to little kids? Is that CocaColas problem? the government? no! Once again parents are responsible for what their children consume and that applies to food and content consumption. The 2 YEAR OLD didnt get themselves addicted to a cocomelon, sugar, or any other unhealthy vice, the parents introduced and didnt regulate that in their childs life and the child at that age is reliant on a parent to get more, so if you just keep letting them watch cocomelon or do other unhealthy activities.... thats on the parent.
Should cocomelon exist? No, I agree with you its not good and shouldnt be, but its not a Class A drug like fucking heroin with strict laws in place, its a YT channel man
Once I put food down in front of my daughter and told her. A few minutes later, she asked me where her breakfast was. She hadn't even registered that I'd come in, stood in front of the television, placed food down and told her. It made me realise how much of the impact it was having on her brain.
That is scary and sad. Hopefully the event was eye opening for you.
I hope you're able to make the changes your daughter needs, brain rot television can be incredibly detrimental
I don't know what's worse here: the media company getting children addicted to audiovisual crack or the parents who let it happen because they think an iPad is a valid replacement for parenting. I'm all for calling out exploitative content but come on, why are so many people leaving their children alone with nothing but a screen as company? And not only that, but why aren't they checking what they're watching to begin with?
Yes and yes. I saw an interesting video about Gen Z's over-socialization; through a technological upbringing. How we need referential humor and an excessive backlog of pop-culture knowledge to survive and thrive in any social circumstance, particularly among our peers. After the bulk of the video the guy explained how every wannabe - coming of age youtuber (Red pill or blue), discovers stoicism and accepting responsibility at every waking moment. Which is great and all but, it opens up an individual and eventually a society to be manipulated, abused and ultimately controlled because everyone goes around accepting real, genuine, systemic problems as individual issues alone.
My dad used to play cocomelon for my niece when she was younger and when he turned it off she would throw a huge fit and start throwing things and start doing things that were disrespectful and rude. She also would refuse to do things after a while. My sister (her mom) eventually told my dad to have her stop watching it and now she watches older kid shows like strawberry short cake or the older Barbie movies such as princess and the pauper
I remember watching shows like Barney the Dinosaur, Little Einstein etc when I was a child. I learned English from it as well. No iPad, no youtube, no extreme nursery rhyme songs. I still enjoy rewatching those shows now. It gives me a headache watching the videos my younger cousins are watching through youtube.
Back then, they said that all those things would cause brainrot…and you turned out fine, right? Please use some critical-thinking, this channel is idiotic and he diesnt know ow what hes talking about
Bro yes
Barney and Friends, not Barney The Dinosaur.
@@N3K0553 Back then OLD SOCCOR MOMS accused Barney of being bad because it taught you to retreat to their imaginations…fast forward to now, and you 20 year old ZOOMERS are crying and whinging about children watching content they like. You zoomers are f*cking sad.
I did too and see how is the child videos this time makes me laugh of how human population is dumb enough for this
Makes me like Bluey even more. They focus on teaching the audience good habits, to be respectful, to listen to their parents, to have good manners, and they do all this by simply being a normal and positive show for both toddlers and young kids to enjoy. Why can't more shows directed towards children be like this?
yea same, watched an episode and it isn’t bad for a child to be watching
Almost every show has lessons cocomelon just doesn't
*manners
*manners
If cocomelon don’t then someone else will. It’s good we have shows like bluey, but it should ALWAYS be the parent’s responsibility to decide what their child watches.
My 2 year old brother looks away from the screen when cocomelon is usually on. He'll watch it for like, 19 minutes, and then look away, playing with his toys.
*Now this is the blood I need my offspring to inherit.*
I do the same but with odder stuff
Then you'd better have offspring with your brother...
@@Dargonhuman keepin it pure lmao
@@steambeen the Mcpoyle bloodline has been clean and pure for a thousand years
Heck yeah!
Man, am I glad I grew up with Animaniacs 1993 version. I also watched this in one sitting without looking at the time. I am fixing my attention span! Hallelujah!
Ms. Rachel is actually godly, ever since my cousin's younger sister got so hooked to cocomelon, me and my mother made a vow to never let my baby sister watch that crappy show after she is born. She is now doing well and has developed critical and cognitive skills that cannot compare to younger cousins who has now switched to tiktok because their attention spans got so demolished from watching cocomelon.
edit: yes my mother does spend the entire day teaching her words and gestures, except when she needs to work for a couple hours
My baby sister only watches coco melon. She's not even two yet and she can count to 10 and almost form sentences. She even rolls her eyes which shocked me after not seeing her for a while.
My 2 year old brother on the other hand, watched Ms. Rachel, and the only thing he learned from her is hand gestures (instead of rolling his eyes, he side eyes you) I just find it funny how we have completely different results.
You know what my 1 year old son does? He plays and has a structured routine. That routine does not include television. I take him fishing with me, he rides on the 4 wheeler, and we play in the house when the weather is bad. He has a babysitter that also doesn’t let him watch tv. We pay her good money to do her job and not let a tv do it. Babies are fun. I don’t understand why parents are so terrible to put a kid in front of a tv for hours a day
@@lesterparker1594💪
@@lesterparker1594Because they are lazy and screen addicted.
It’s a formula for failure…
@@lesterparker1594 an ugly reminder that some parents prefer to give their kids a tablet instead of spending time with them, gotta respect the hustle man.
petition to make Cocomelon rated R-18
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Petition to straight up ban it!
Yeah, ban it.
And all of the milk, cake bar, ice cream, juice and ice cream ads that are disguised as shows airing on spacetoon which just so happens to air Coco
Im in
The Cocomelon channel is bad... but letting a child watch Cocomelon all day is even worse
I’m lucky I grew up with numberblocks and I’m now a fan of Dandy’s World, Sprunki, The MouseHeadz, Miraculous, CountryBalls and SolarBalls, and many other fandoms, if I did watch cocomelon for half of my life, then my TH-cam channel wouldn’t exist or just be something that everyone hates
“It’s the evil shows fault my kid is maladjusted! Not I, the neglectful parent!”
-same argument bad parents have been using since like, the 80s/90s
You have a point. The parents are in control of what their kids watch. The moment they noticed it, they ahould have began the adjustment.
Then again most of these are push-ovrr single moms, so i'm not surprised this got that bad.
Agreed, but its like letting your kids get ahold of crack and crack pipes. Yes, it is ABSOLUTELY the parent’s fault for letting the kids go neck deep in addictive and unhealthy activities, but at the same time, we should also be equally upset and disgusted at the people intentionally making crack for children, completely uncaring of the effects because “its on the parents, not us”
Actually it’s both the show and the neglectful parents fault
@@Werewolf.with.Internet.Access I repeatedly put my kid infront of cocomelon and now he wants to watch it all the time, what ever can I do?!?!?
Sadly, the research and statistics on mental disorders shows that the people saying that too much exposure will have negative consequences in the future were, in fact, right. And it's not always the parents who are trying to shift the blame, sometimes it's people who don't even have children but have seen the effects who are trying to make people aware of the harm. The parents bear the responsibility, but so do the creators of this Coco channel. If you read up what we currently know about children developement what they are doing is, in fact, outright diabolic. In a way, it's actually even worse than selling literal chemical drugs to older children or teenagers. Just to remind you, in the past both tabacco and cocaine were believed to be completely safe and people were refusing to believe they are damaging to one's health. Cocaine was prescribed by doctors for depression and asthma lol.
I remembered having a conversation with my mom that in the future, if i had kids, I'd never give them technology at that young of an age. Her response was, "Yeah, wait till you have kids. We'll see what you'd do." Safe to say, after all these years, while I dont have kids but have taught them for a certain period of time, i still stand by my own statement and i continuously tell people around me to do the same. I cant believe i fucking called this from so long ago. I taught kids as young as 5 back in 2018, and this was peak baby shark era. I hated baby shark so much just because it taught the kids ABSOLUTELY nothing. Sure, you learn about who's who in the family but I digress. This entire content creation for children has ALWAYS been evil. Even the kids back in 2018, the sound or the mere mention of baby shark drove them INSANE. When I tried to divert back to classes, the kids would have a FIT, a TANTRUM, wanting more. Please do not ever give your kids, at that age, this much freedom to the Internet, be it posting on social media or consuming media. I struggle with reels and attention span, but at least as an adult, i am conscious of my decisions, and i am too trying to curb this behaviour. Your child does what you give to them. Please, please, the internet is not safe. The internet and the people outside do not have you or your child's interests at heart. Having children is the conscious decision to give them the best life you can provide. Giving them an ipad and unlimited time on the internet is just a cop out answer. Kids at that age are sponges, their foundational years are so important because they pick up things extremely fast. Children are EXTREMELY smart and capable. So please, dont do this to them. Give them something that challenges their minds, and give them something more educational than this, show them the world through their eyes and not the screen. Protect your children, nurture them. Thank you for bringing this up, and using your platform, Sunny. Speak a little louder for the people in the back!!!
Watch the terrible parents start coming in here to say stuff like "Oh so of course you still don't have kids but you're giving this advice" or whatever kind of excuse they want to give for being a bad parent
So true. It's sad that people don't have kids to raise them anymore.
@OniContraverum honestly, I am terrified if anyone wants to start beef on what I've said, and if anyone feels called out/butt hurt for it then they're just guilty of it, I suppose 😆 Coming from an education/teacher's POV, and a person who has taught kids and did my degree in teaching, please don't let the teachers do the parenting. The teachers are for teaching, not parenting. Teachers are not paid enough to do any of this. We care A LOT but there's so much teachers can do.
@@marionjd oh man. Ain't that the truth. I know it's always been a stigma between teachers and students and the way the educational system works. A lot of us were relentless as kids and teens and such but this is a whole different story. There's always gonna be some form of disconnect. Sometimes the teachers are horrible people, sometimes the students are horrible people. It's always been the cause of people saying things like "ah these kids today are getting worse and worse" or similarly "ah the teachers are getting worse and worse" but historically it's mostly just been people assuming that the next gen is "doomed". And I feel like that has caused a sort of "boy who cried wolf" effect on how society views these tablet-raised children; they don't take the claims seriously because there's always been that disconnect. It really sucks because now these things are actually getting to be quite scary. This is also coming from someone who had a lot of screen time as a child. I turned out fine because my mom still knew how to raise me even with my devices and video games. Still I didn't even have a proper phone till I was nearly out of highschool. These children have been spoon fed short dopamine rushes since the age of like 2 or 3, sometimes even before then and it's just really scary. I've seen toddlers at the resort I work at, sleeping in their stroller DREAM SCROLLING! It's not toooo too often but it's often enough to definitely raise concern and society and parents treat it like it's a fun joke like "haha look at what my baby is doing, isn't that funny?" It's honestly so sad and disgusting....
My brother already had 2 kids before I had my son. He owns 3 phones all with broken screens. Why? Bc his two kids (4 and 2 yrs at that time) ask for the phones and their parents give it to them because it's always easier that way than dealing with their tantrum. Then they drop it and boom, broken screen. I told him, just don't give them such an expensive device to play with? He laughed and said, "you know nothing, just wait until you have a kid". Now I have a kid too, and while he does watch YT sometimes, he's not raised by screens. When he watches YT and stumbles upon something disturbing, I instantly stop it and delete it from my history. Obviously, my kid only watches TH-cam when I'm there with him, and we always talk about what he sees. And when I'm not in the same room, I keep listening whether he watches the same familiar videos that got our approval. We also make sure to break his screen time often and invite him to play, get his books or go outside. I hope I can keep a healthy balance.
As a parent i was unaware, thank you for sharing. Coco is deleted.
Stop being a sheep 😂 the kids enjoy it like we enjoyed pokemon/ Dragonball z
@@OGDadAverage beyond stupid comment. Coco literally caused delayed speech for many babies.
@@OGDadAverage Did you actually watch the video?
@@RandomNintendoEnjoyer yes
@OGDadAverage did you comprehend the video? Or do you watch cocomelon? 😂
I really don't blame Cocomelon as they're going to direct the show towards their target audience, which is one, two, or three year olds.
It's the parents that monitor and control when and how much television their children watch. I can understand letting them watch television so you can get a few things done, but once you're finished turn the television off.
This show got banned in the houses of every parent I know. They saw all saw the zombie kid and banned it.
Good.
i hope it stays that way
Better get the plants. (Peashooter, sunflower, wall nut, chomper, repeater, and 3peater)
Edit: and citron too for good measure