what you said about the discipline is very true, coming from a child who grew up in a house with that 'you cant talk back even for your opinion' attitude 😭
I told my dad when he was choking the fuck out of me at 13 for the hundredth time or so that I hoped he felt big, because soon I would be healthy and he would be an old ass man. I saw him again a couple decades later. I held the door for him. He had a heart attack and had to be hospitalized when he left. Ha...telltale heart syndrome, innit? Fuck that dude. Sometimes you don't even have to lay hands on people for their guilt to strike them down. I guess that's why some people believe in God.
The whole "talking back" thing frustrated me as a child, and it frustrates me now. It doesn't inspire respect, it only makes it so you can never quite relax around them because you don't know when a disagreement if you going to be framed as "disrespect". It's only one facet of parenting, obviously but... argh, I was shouting at the screen for that bit!
talking back teaches us as kids how to confront or not confront situations when we get older, it's all about learning what to do and what not to do, parents who teach that talking back is always wrong should be ashamed.
Totally agree. I never even understood it as a kid. I remember my uncle saying “don’t talk back” and I responded with “that’s how conversations work”, he couldn’t handle it haha.
@SteveyTheEx-Eeveebeing able to hold a conversation about why you’re being yelled at with an adult without being told to basically just shut up for no reason isn’t creating entitled children. What’s creating entitled children is being presented with behaviour that just says “you don’t need to listen to anyone when they’re in the right because you can just tell them to stop talking and be oblivious” Also fucking hell i hate this “zoomers are entitled” narrative. 1) half of the people that say this think zoomers are still like 8 2) every older generation insults the younger generation
From my experience kids appreciate it when you give them an actual answer to their questions, it's not 'back talk' if they ask questions, they're genuinely curious.
I wonder how much of this show is scripted because if they were really bad kids they probably wouldn’t apologise and agree to carry a pipe around a field 😂
Not only is the "slosh-pipe" in my eyes, even though non-violent, a corporal punishment, but he already had that thing ready to go. The pen it lies in also looks as if it is reserved for this specific activity, so I wouldn't rule out the possibility that they use this method on their own kids too. 🤯 To me it even feels like between the biological children there's sort of an atmosphere of snitching on others in order to avoid being punished themselves going on; imagine what it does to a group of siblings that are forced or encouraged to snitch every single time one of the kids does something considered publishable. 🤮 In half of those episodes, the places the kids that are sent to for "social alignment", rather reveal cases of heavy child abuse than fix the problems the children were sent there in the first place.. 🤦🏼♂️
Also, I think you're the best YT at this old TV show breakdown stuff that I've seen. You make jokes and skits, but you still keep the show as the central focus rather than showboating over it, and explain the show and make a coherent narrative. SO many TV commentators just show memes and clips instead of talking us through the episode to enough of a degree that we can actually laugh along. ArthurTV's really good at it too, but you've nailed the perfect balance for me. Nice work fella.
My grandma had the best afdvice for ADULTS around kids defending themsleves i try to remind myslef a lot now as a parent. "standing up for yourself does not equate disrespect, even from kids, because how do you expect anyone to know how to be respected if you only teach them how to give respect but not recieve it, because thats how you get adults that are riddled with anxiety" and i feel like these parents could use that tip of advice.
Awh the teddy trick was my method when I went into care, stashed an eighth and my grinder in his bum (poor thing), because he was a puppet teddy. Didn't work, the staff violated him and took it all. Nice to see the technique is used by other deviant children too xD
Cam, going cold turkey from cigarettes, especially at such a young age, wouldn't really have too much of a detrimental effect. It can make you irritable and a bit headachey, but it's pretty safe to quit cigs cold turkey. Nothing like opioids or etc.
It is still kind of an unfair scenario on a kid who wants to behave though. I'd personally have done it that they have to quit 2 weeks before the show starts in order to be on it.
"Go on then, keep us out here. Starve me. You wouldn't, you haven't got the balls. On national television, Mr Pat? You wouldn't dare." Cam, are we getting a glimpse at how you were as a child? You unruly, rebellious bugger. Hahaha. Your sarcasm and wit are top-tier. I'm getting a stitch from constantly laughing so hard. Please, never change, Cam. You're awesomely hilarious!
I grew up in a bigger family, but there is big gaps between us siblings (43, 38, 33, 21, 19) and us older 3 had very extreme rules growing up where the 2 youngest had almost no rules. It created a lot of resentment between us all that lasts till today.
@WWNbroadcasts they got her off drugs and drink, helped with her mental health, rebuilt her relationship with her mother, I believe they essentially became her godfathers. She stayed an extra 2weeks/a month more with them
Cam adds such a unique perspective on this kind of shitty tv program, because in reality these shows are awful and immoral, but Cam makes them so funny, whilst still being respectful. never stop uploading these old TV show reaction videos please!
Pat made him do the lap carrying the "slosh pipe" for "lying" when he said he didn't have anything in his bag. But he didn't lie just answered the question he was asked. Pat didn't ask did you bring anything on the list of contraband or do you have any contraband on you. He specifically asked "Do you have any of the banned items in your bag" the boy said no cause he didn't have any in his bag, how is that lying?
i love the way u summarise some of the parts of the show bc i know if i was watching it by myself i’d probably skip through it. this episode was a lot more wholesome than i thought it would be so thank u for picking this one!
I love revisiting these old shows via your channel. and youre able to crack jokes without just being cruel which is where so many commentary channels miss the mark. I'm a fairly new subscriber but I already look forward to your uploads. And as a northerner living in London its so lovely to hear a warm northern accent
All the "back chatting" shit is so stupid tbh, like when my teachers ask me why I'm late and I answer their question I'm apparently talking back, or if they ask me "do you think I'm stupid" and I reply with yes they get annoyed, like don't ask me questions if you don't want me to answer them.
is it really a british man’s reaction video without an inbetweeners reference? no 💓 you’ve been smashin it lately cam!! always so happy to see the notification that you’ve uploaded 🙂
am not a parent was a kid to parents who thought everything was talking back even opinions and explaining myself can confirm cannot talk about my feelings and have awful communication skills in general
You know this is my comfort Channel now FR like I’ve seen these vids a million times but it feels so like new hard to explain but provides the right amount of amusement top work cam ❤
i hate the concept of back talk. every time i've gotten in trouble for "talking back" i was answering a question, asking a question, or trying to confirm that i heard what was said. i would also (and still do tbh) get told i have too much of an attitude. most of the time i'm not trying to be disagreeable, i'm just trying to not sound monotone 😭
"Watching 'World's Strictest Parents' is like stepping into an alternate reality where parenting styles are pushed to their absolute limits. It’s almost surreal to see how different cultures approach discipline and the expectations they have for their children. The extreme measures taken by some of these families are both fascinating and unsettling; while some teens clearly need a wake-up call, others seem utterly crushed under the weight of unattainable standards. It’s almost shocking to see the raw emotions that unfold-rebellion, anger, and occasional understanding-making each episode feel like a psychological experiment rather than just a parenting show. The strictness of these parents often comes off as over-the-top, leading viewers to question whether they genuinely believe such drastic measures will instill respect and responsibility or if it’s simply about control. Occasionally, the chaos and drama escalate to the point where it feels like the kids are not being treated as individuals but rather as projects to be fixed. Watching these teens grapple with such intense authority figures can be both painful and enlightening, as it highlights the complexities of familial relationships and the struggles of growing up under such scrutiny. On one hand, you can't help but empathize with the kids who feel suffocated by their parents' rules, yet on the other, you wonder if, in some cases, a lack of discipline has led them to this point. It’s a wild ride filled with awkward moments, emotional breakdowns, and unexpected insights that make you reflect on your own upbringing and the balance of freedom and structure. Overall, this show serves as a wild mirror reflecting not just the struggles of youth but the sometimes-ungraspable nature of parent-child dynamics, leaving you questioning what truly makes a successful family environment. Every episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, and by the end, you're left pondering how much of our upbringing shapes who we become, as well as how much is too much when it comes to parental control."
i love these vidoes cam!! you are truly amazing and the most genuine content creator out here , makes me so happy seeing you happy and i hope you are having a great week, you deserve it so much!
Fantastic breakdown. Think I might stick around. For me early doors I think with Jacob it was more his body language and the way he was saying things that was coming across in a bad way.
Yeah, if I’d tried to explain myself, my parents would always think I’m talking back. I don’t really talk to my parents about the serious stuff. They didn’t have any idea I was straight up on antidepressants for a while. Oops…
I'm all for more discipline these days,but these parents are true bullies.Most of the scenarios were they are punishing the kids,they have set them up to begin with. The mother continually asks the kids questions,to then accuse them if back chatting,but I bet my bottom dollar if they hadn't answered the mother,they would be punished for ignorance. Behaving out of fear of parents,is all wrong.
cams vids over anyone elses.the time and effort put in is impeccable,they just keep getting better and better.keep up this kinda work.lotta love,a fellow geordie
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Proper love doing these TV show breakdowns.. which show should we do next? ❤
16 and pregnant if you haven't already x
life stripped bare! if u haven’t done that already
I went to Hexham with your dad👍
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One of my biggest pet peeves is when a parent asks you a question, and you answer it, its "back chatting"
I used to have a lot of teachers like this and it was awful. Especially at one school where a lot of the other kids bullied, blamed and scapegoated me
Yeah I grew up where I had to stay silent or I was "back talking"
what you said about the discipline is very true, coming from a child who grew up in a house with that 'you cant talk back even for your opinion' attitude 😭
Yeah it’s not nice to grow up with
I told my dad when he was choking the fuck out of me at 13 for the hundredth time or so that I hoped he felt big, because soon I would be healthy and he would be an old ass man. I saw him again a couple decades later. I held the door for him. He had a heart attack and had to be hospitalized when he left.
Ha...telltale heart syndrome, innit?
Fuck that dude. Sometimes you don't even have to lay hands on people for their guilt to strike them down. I guess that's why some people believe in God.
How does this have only have 1 reply?
This is how I was raised as well so I understand, and then my mom would get mad for not talking to her about stuff
@@Quokkakey3 THIS !!! my mums gets so angry at me for not talking to her about how i feel etc … like what does she expect ?!!
The whole "talking back" thing frustrated me as a child, and it frustrates me now. It doesn't inspire respect, it only makes it so you can never quite relax around them because you don't know when a disagreement if you going to be framed as "disrespect". It's only one facet of parenting, obviously but... argh, I was shouting at the screen for that bit!
talking back teaches us as kids how to confront or not confront situations when we get older, it's all about learning what to do and what not to do, parents who teach that talking back is always wrong should be ashamed.
Also it just shows the parents can't argue their case well enough against the kids to hold up
Totally agree. I never even understood it as a kid. I remember my uncle saying “don’t talk back” and I responded with “that’s how conversations work”, he couldn’t handle it haha.
@SteveyTheEx-Eeveebeing able to hold a conversation about why you’re being yelled at with an adult without being told to basically just shut up for no reason isn’t creating entitled children. What’s creating entitled children is being presented with behaviour that just says “you don’t need to listen to anyone when they’re in the right because you can just tell them to stop talking and be oblivious”
Also fucking hell i hate this “zoomers are entitled” narrative.
1) half of the people that say this think zoomers are still like 8
2) every older generation insults the younger generation
@SteveyTheEx-Eevee you’ll soon learn that many kids once they reach the age of 13 become moody teenagers. I know. Groundbreaking stuff.
From my experience kids appreciate it when you give them an actual answer to their questions, it's not 'back talk' if they ask questions, they're genuinely curious.
You're spot on about these folks seeming like bad parents. They're trainers, not parents.
I have a sassy 14 year old daughter… thankfully nothing like these kids… but if she was, I would never ship her off honestly
😭😭
Natalie is literally just the guards from skyrim. "Disrespect the law, and you disrespect me."
I wonder how much of this show is scripted because if they were really bad kids they probably wouldn’t apologise and agree to carry a pipe around a field 😂
Yeah I want to see deleted scenes
him referring to the CHILDREN as "back talking" whenever they try to say their side is aggressive narcissism at best. that man is a pos.
you approach these videos so sensitively and handle all the topics in them so gently they’re my favourite things to watch :)
This is so nice! I try to give everyone’s perspective to understand why each person reacts the way they do, so thank you for this !
Not only is the "slosh-pipe" in my eyes, even though non-violent, a corporal punishment, but he already had that thing ready to go. The pen it lies in also looks as if it is reserved for this specific activity, so I wouldn't rule out the possibility that they use this method on their own kids too. 🤯
To me it even feels like between the biological children there's sort of an atmosphere of snitching on others in order to avoid being punished themselves going on; imagine what it does to a group of siblings that are forced or encouraged to snitch every single time one of the kids does something considered publishable. 🤮
In half of those episodes, the places the kids that are sent to for "social alignment", rather reveal cases of heavy child abuse than fix the problems the children were sent there in the first place.. 🤦🏼♂️
Also, I think you're the best YT at this old TV show breakdown stuff that I've seen. You make jokes and skits, but you still keep the show as the central focus rather than showboating over it, and explain the show and make a coherent narrative. SO many TV commentators just show memes and clips instead of talking us through the episode to enough of a degree that we can actually laugh along. ArthurTV's really good at it too, but you've nailed the perfect balance for me. Nice work fella.
Oh and you don't just pick the controversial/bad episodes, which I love. Like this had a legit uplifting ending.
This is such a nice comment mate. Thank you so much!
2:58 the GCSE drama play energy of this interaction is sending me 😂
My grandma had the best afdvice for ADULTS around kids defending themsleves i try to remind myslef a lot now as a parent. "standing up for yourself does not equate disrespect, even from kids, because how do you expect anyone to know how to be respected if you only teach them how to give respect but not recieve it, because thats how you get adults that are riddled with anxiety" and i feel like these parents could use that tip of advice.
Awh the teddy trick was my method when I went into care, stashed an eighth and my grinder in his bum (poor thing), because he was a puppet teddy. Didn't work, the staff violated him and took it all. Nice to see the technique is used by other deviant children too xD
when he says your doing 5 then she says your doing five that was one of the funniest comebacks i have heard on a show like this lol
Cam, going cold turkey from cigarettes, especially at such a young age, wouldn't really have too much of a detrimental effect. It can make you irritable and a bit headachey, but it's pretty safe to quit cigs cold turkey. Nothing like opioids or etc.
It is still kind of an unfair scenario on a kid who wants to behave though. I'd personally have done it that they have to quit 2 weeks before the show starts in order to be on it.
"Go on then, keep us out here. Starve me. You wouldn't, you haven't got the balls. On national television, Mr Pat? You wouldn't dare."
Cam, are we getting a glimpse at how you were as a child? You unruly, rebellious bugger. Hahaha.
Your sarcasm and wit are top-tier. I'm getting a stitch from constantly laughing so hard. Please, never change, Cam. You're awesomely hilarious!
I grew up in a bigger family, but there is big gaps between us siblings (43, 38, 33, 21, 19) and us older 3 had very extreme rules growing up where the 2 youngest had almost no rules. It created a lot of resentment between us all that lasts till today.
Cam i didnt think your videos could get any better but youve surpassed yourself again ❤
This is so nice to hear❤️
Asks a question
Kid answers the question
STOOP BACCKTWLKING
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0:36 tbf a trip to Baghdad sounds kinda nice
Get yourself on Jet2
You should watch the one with the male gay couple who actually really save a young girls life. ITs one of my favourite episodes
How do they save her life may I ask?
@WWNbroadcasts they got her off drugs and drink, helped with her mental health, rebuilt her relationship with her mother, I believe they essentially became her godfathers. She stayed an extra 2weeks/a month more with them
This is 100% your best commentary video so far! I loved the greenscreens at the start and the flow, idk what youre doing but keep doing it!
Oh thank you so much! Will do 🙌🏻
I grew up watching this show 😭😭😭 made me realize how good I was as a kid
Yeah I’d feel like a golden child after watching some of these 😭
What you said about having them cold turkey is so true, like how tf do they except these kids to be kind if they're cold turkey off of everything?
I feel like Jacob lied about his age to get on this show
16 more like 6
yeh but in america smoking (even in the 2000s) isn't a big thing especially for teens younger than 16
Cam adds such a unique perspective on this kind of shitty tv program, because in reality these shows are awful and immoral, but Cam makes them so funny, whilst still being respectful. never stop uploading these old TV show reaction videos please!
Thank you so much for dropping this in here! Really means a lot ❤️
I remember watching these to remember that my family isn't the bad
It’s a nice reality check
Pat made him do the lap carrying the "slosh pipe" for "lying" when he said he didn't have anything in his bag. But he didn't lie just answered the question he was asked. Pat didn't ask did you bring anything on the list of contraband or do you have any contraband on you. He specifically asked "Do you have any of the banned items in your bag" the boy said no cause he didn't have any in his bag, how is that lying?
i love how you handle topics so genuinely and sensitively and give your genuine opinion on them and honestly you are always right about them ❤
This means the world. I really want to show everyone’s perspective if possible so glad you think this!
@@CamKirkham honestly i’m so grateful that you understand these topics you are one of my favorite youtubers i love your videos so much
i love the way u summarise some of the parts of the show bc i know if i was watching it by myself i’d probably skip through it. this episode was a lot more wholesome than i thought it would be so thank u for picking this one!
I love revisiting these old shows via your channel. and youre able to crack jokes without just being cruel which is where so many commentary channels miss the mark. I'm a fairly new subscriber but I already look forward to your uploads. And as a northerner living in London its so lovely to hear a warm northern accent
Glad you think this ❤
I find it interesting that they make the kids sign stuff because
1. It isn't legally binding
2. Does he expect the "troubled" kids to abide to it?
All the "back chatting" shit is so stupid tbh, like when my teachers ask me why I'm late and I answer their question I'm apparently talking back, or if they ask me "do you think I'm stupid" and I reply with yes they get annoyed, like don't ask me questions if you don't want me to answer them.
I really appreciate the way you show vulnerability in these videos, you probably have the most human videos that I watch on youtube.
I hate families like that thinking carrying a pole around a garden is a punishment and will help with discipline 😂
I love the balance between humour and seriousness and sensitivity in these videos, such a good watch!
I’ve been obsessed with that show for a week now 😂it’s great and my dad was very strict! I love this programme!
i used to binge watch this show on youtube before i had netflix :') im gonna go watch again
You literally have the best perspective on stuff like this
Thank you so much 🙌🏻
is it really a british man’s reaction video without an inbetweeners reference? no 💓
you’ve been smashin it lately cam!! always so happy to see the notification that you’ve uploaded 🙂
the writing on this video was super good and it's very engaging and entertaining :) class content
Oh thank you so much pal! Really appreciate the compliment on that 🙌🏻
YES LOVING THESE TYPES OF VIDS CAM
THANK YOU
I used to watch this show like every day when i was younger 😭
ITS SO GOOD
am not a parent was a kid to parents who thought everything was talking back even opinions and explaining myself can confirm cannot talk about my feelings and have awful communication skills in general
You know this is my comfort Channel now FR like I’ve seen these vids a million times but it feels so like new hard to explain but provides the right amount of amusement top work cam ❤
You were so empathetic here bless you! You really are my favourite youtuber
Omg you should do a series! I absolutely love your vids man ❤
i hate the concept of back talk. every time i've gotten in trouble for "talking back" i was answering a question, asking a question, or trying to confirm that i heard what was said. i would also (and still do tbh) get told i have too much of an attitude. most of the time i'm not trying to be disagreeable, i'm just trying to not sound monotone 😭
"Watching 'World's Strictest Parents' is like stepping into an alternate reality where parenting styles are pushed to their absolute limits. It’s almost surreal to see how different cultures approach discipline and the expectations they have for their children. The extreme measures taken by some of these families are both fascinating and unsettling; while some teens clearly need a wake-up call, others seem utterly crushed under the weight of unattainable standards. It’s almost shocking to see the raw emotions that unfold-rebellion, anger, and occasional understanding-making each episode feel like a psychological experiment rather than just a parenting show.
The strictness of these parents often comes off as over-the-top, leading viewers to question whether they genuinely believe such drastic measures will instill respect and responsibility or if it’s simply about control. Occasionally, the chaos and drama escalate to the point where it feels like the kids are not being treated as individuals but rather as projects to be fixed. Watching these teens grapple with such intense authority figures can be both painful and enlightening, as it highlights the complexities of familial relationships and the struggles of growing up under such scrutiny.
On one hand, you can't help but empathize with the kids who feel suffocated by their parents' rules, yet on the other, you wonder if, in some cases, a lack of discipline has led them to this point. It’s a wild ride filled with awkward moments, emotional breakdowns, and unexpected insights that make you reflect on your own upbringing and the balance of freedom and structure. Overall, this show serves as a wild mirror reflecting not just the struggles of youth but the sometimes-ungraspable nature of parent-child dynamics, leaving you questioning what truly makes a successful family environment. Every episode is a rollercoaster of emotions, and by the end, you're left pondering how much of our upbringing shapes who we become, as well as how much is too much when it comes to parental control."
America is ridiculous. At 16, had i been put in that situation i would have just walked off into the bush and never come back.
cracking way to end a sunday 🫶🫶
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expected this to be another worlds strictest parents video but youve definitely looked at it from a different angle, great vid cam ❤
i love these vidoes cam!! you are truly amazing and the most genuine content creator out here , makes me so happy seeing you happy and i hope you are having a great week, you deserve it so much!
Yet another cracking video cam, good job!
Thank you pal ❤️
Thank you pal ❤️🙌🏻
i love you videos😭. it’s the highlight of my day aha
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What kind of neighbourhood do you live in. That’s twice you’ve mentioned neighbours and binoculars!
This was my average "good" self & society lesson
stoney hawk
I am the type of person who would lose it if I was interupted and told to do a lap for backtalking in a situation like that. I would snap and yell.
Your dog is so cute!! I know he’s a mini version, but once a year there’s a big greyhound walk around Sutton Park, you’d love it with your little one!
KAM ?!?!?!?! wHY TF is your room progressively turning into a jungle ?
low key love it tho hahahah😂😉
Soon a plant will take over the recordings 😭
@@CamKirkham will be plantkam doing the videos 🤣watch he doesnt muscle you out hahaha , been smashing it mate keep doin you bro 🤗
I’m loving the background!! 🪴❤
Proper love seeing your regular uploads!
The kid in the thumbnail looks like Brightburn
No I cannot keep it to myself. Everyone needs to know about my taco love!
Are you and the boys gonna continue the love island series
Fantastic breakdown. Think I might stick around. For me early doors I think with Jacob it was more his body language and the way he was saying things that was coming across in a bad way.
Yeah, if I’d tried to explain myself, my parents would always think I’m talking back. I don’t really talk to my parents about the serious stuff. They didn’t have any idea I was straight up on antidepressants for a while. Oops…
The lap was for lying...but he never lied!
0:55 *I know how you feel, my sister is also 16 but she looks about 10/11.*
Man does not know how old gen z is
I used to watch these religiously as a kid😂😂😂😂 what a show 😂
Love this Cam! Have you watched the UK ones, they make me Cringe so hard! 😅
Also have you seen the one with the gay dads? They are A- MAYONAISING! 😊
Love the editing style! Will you ever make your Cameo available again?
Omg. That is the youngest looking 16 year old I've ever seen. He looks more like he's 12 or 13.
I'm now starting to think that most of these shows are 90% scripted
"Almighty Pik n mix"😂 defo different from from 10p mix bag I got as a kid
The dad looks like he could eat me for bloody breakfast
Nahhh. The coffee table looks like a science classroom table
When your not given the option or opportunity to put your point across.. your eventually going to feel like no-one will listen to You
Stoney Hawk😂😂😂
I'm all for more discipline these days,but these parents are true bullies.Most of the scenarios were they are punishing the kids,they have set them up to begin with. The mother continually asks the kids questions,to then accuse them if back chatting,but I bet my bottom dollar if they hadn't answered the mother,they would be punished for ignorance.
Behaving out of fear of parents,is all wrong.
Go round to a pals and scribble i luv fajitas on their coffee table it will feel so freeing
I remember the Australian version of the show being so unhinged lol
What’s the name of that version?
@@Itskaystacks I think it was just worlds strictest parents Australia
cams vids over anyone elses.the time and effort put in is impeccable,they just keep getting better and better.keep up this kinda work.lotta love,a fellow geordie
As a parent myself this is shi- parenting.
Must say though Mr pat really delivered the message well, shy luck he didn't have a black and white cat doing business on his old red van ngl.
i have never hit a person but if that dad told me to do a lap i would be SWINGING
2:47 ive got that song on my soundcloud list 😂I actually really like it and relate to it…..as sad as that sounds
Free up my guy Jacob
Jacob is in the bando
16:33 dw I already am🥲
Honestly the 16 threw me off Abit 😂
10:44 honestly I don’t think Jacob’s done anything wrong cuz if my parents made me do that I’d be talking back way more than Jacob
Did u stop love Island reactions with the boys?😢
But when the show end i bet they were straight bsck to their normal self
“did u do it ?” “mhm no” “ BACKTALK BACKTALK BACKTALK” like what is backtalk to them
Cam you absolute donut 😂 pretty sure the kid meant 10 cigarettes a day not 10 tabs lmao love ya man but cmon 🤣
Nvm just me being a dumb American not knowing what a Tab is I guess lmao
jacob looks about 12 😭😭