EXACTLY, my family literally couldn't afford new clothes growing up so I'm always overwhelmingly grateful any time my family takes me to pick out clothes from a store. Like how is saving money toxic but lying to your mom who's willing to BUY YOU NEW CLOTHES just for a brand logo isn't???
@@iamthevillain9041 sometimes the quality is better though as the brand has a reputation to uphold. Sometimes yes logo or not the quality is bad. Always check the label for the type of fabric and keep the receipt in case of quality issues during a timeframe for return.
I swear I thought I lived a life of crime like a damn ninja as a kid for how damn good I was at lying sneaking around and picking up on patterns others didn't notice so I wouldn't get in trouble. 😂😂
More like “if you’re a strict overbearing parent you create your own deception”. This is 100% on the parent. The mom isn’t upset with the price. Just the stupid logo. That’s dumb. So long as I can afford it and kid is clothed and happy idgara.
@@yourinnerlawyer4035 they even have goodwill "boutiques" where the best stuff goes to after donation and they charge mad money. Not even thrift ing is fair anymore. No chance of hunting for a good deal on something amazing.
yeah. we struggled too. and some of these, I'm like, my mom didn't care about the brand name, it was the price tag. But it meant I grew up without caring about fashion brands either. I got things based on merch. Like Doctor Who things, MCR, and Full Metal Alchemist. I'd save for them. And knew when it was okay to ask for something expensive and when it was best to ask for 2 dollars for lunch. [I skipped lunch not because my parents couldn't afford it, but because I knew if I kept it I'd have money. I never had to go hungry. I didn't like our school lunch anyway and just waited until I got home. Not a clue why I horded my lunch money, but I did get a couple of nice sweaters out of it.]
Yeah I made the same point. I had similar restrictions as this kid because we were poor. 5 minute showers every other day, only thrift store clothes maybe once a year, no fancy shampoos, etc. Didn't hate my mom for it though, I figured it was normal. Everyone here acts like it's terrible when honestly it was the least bad part about my childhood.
this mom didn't care about the price she cared about the brand name. she showed her daughter a $16 alternative when presented with gym shark leggings but when they were non brand she gave in. I grew up poor and for us it was always get the cheapest no matter what it looks like or what brand made it
@@johndoe4110 anyone with a similar story to you is missing the point though. She was able and willing to pay $35 for the leggings, indicated by the reaction she had after they were flipped. She just had a problem with them being branded with a logo.
@@toothless3835 god i relate to this so much… clothes always came from older relatives or the charity shops and I remember being so focused on saving up for a few of those $22 hot topic doctor who and yuri on ice t-shirts as a kid. i was a lucky and we always had food, but I’d also hoard food money sometimes so if I was out with friends or a festival I could buy something 😅
I used to be the same way but let me tell you after investing in a single pair of lulu lemon leggings my view completely changed. It’s not about the price more so the quality of the leggings, can’t count how many Walmart leggings I’ve ripped and gone through in total which honestly is probably more than the single pair of brand leggings! Bonus the fit is immaculate feels like a second skin lol. Quality over quantity personally
@desireebeltran4008 I literally have walmart leggings from 4 years ago that I still wear, and they feel amazing. Walmart clothes aren't bad. I have 4 kids, and most of the time, we are able to pass down clothes because they are still in great condition.
@@getfitwithkatelyn I never said Walmart was bad! I don’t know if you take into account we all have different body shapes, my legs are thick which means chafing has always been an issue for me. Walmart leggings are almost always made from cotton which is the worst fabric you could use for leggings as they catch and rub. I’ve noticed in higher end leggings the material is made from nylon and polyester which is much harder to rub & tear. I can’t exactly give my 5 pairs of torn walmart leggings away to anyone which is why PERSONALLY I will gladly buy a pair of quality leggings that works for me so I too can hand them down to my kids!
Oh darling trust me that’s not true 😂 I’ve bought new clothes from good brands and they don’t always last great. That’s why I usually buy secondhand or accept handouts it’s not that expensive and they last. Guess growing up on a budget or poor wasn’t so bad, besides I really care too little for brands.
I grew up wearing hand me downs and thrift store clothing. My parents were saving every penny for me to go to university. I’m so grateful for them being frugal for ‘stuff’ that really didn’t matter like expensive clothing so that I could pursue my dreams later on.
I always imagine her filming these in stores and like talking to the camera and then switching her clothes and moving over and someone like seeing out of context and wondering what’s going on haha
My parents came up with an amazing thing to avoid situations like this and teach us about money. Its called a ✨️montly clothing budget✨️ Very populair here in the Netherlands, and can easily be adjusted to what the parents can afford on a monthly basis.
@@n0thum4n I think this person's point was that when you have a monthly budget, it doesn't matter what you buy but when the money is done then it's done until the next month 🤷🏼♀️ naturally kids will start trying the get things cheaper to make it last longer lol I think it's a great idea actually!
My mother would take my sister and I shopping for clothes for the year during summer break (we were in private school and required to wear uniforms every day so we could only wear normal clothes on weekends or during school breaks)
@@Minioncultleader I doubt they are getting a full wardrobe they’re probably just buying a few different pieces every month depending on what they need which will keep it from being a oh my god my clothing is falling apart/streched or worn through and I don’t have any other jeans, underwear, etc.
my mom has taught me good then..i actually like going to goodwill or thrift stores, only because. you never know what you will find. most of my shorts/leggings that are Nike are from thrift stores and you can’t tell.
I still do this only I don't give a whit about brands. I do hunt for excellent fiber content. Goodwill is how I scored a 1890's accurate silk sweater for 7 bucks. I wear it to reenactment events and educational programs and it is well loved.
@@bonniejosavland3227 for and against. When you're a reenactor, when they need extra bodies you might need to switch sides. I've been everything from a Southern Belle, to a house maid, to a nurse, to a cannoneer, to an infantryman. Fake beards are itchy and cannons are loud, I prefer wearing a dress even on the battlefield.
These videos are so interesting for me to watch because my mom was the exact opposite she cared so much about the brand name that she didn't even care if the clothes fit me correctly as long as they had the brand name. Now I refuse to buy anything with a brand name on it.
Literally proof. I was one of those kids. Ended up pregnant senior year because of it. People need to a safe space for their children . They become adults. Something it seems so many forget on their power trips.
This video alone isn’t bad tbh. It’s good to not always get brand name stuff. 9/10 times you paying for the logo over the quality and it’s good to save money instead of just spending it, just budget. Tho this mom isn’t good. This one is a good video
Some of y’all be assuming that more expensive always means better quality. Marshall’s has the cutest leggings and the material is incredible and they were just $10 on clearance but theirs prices tend to be around $16 if it’s not clearance. Edit: P.S. I’m not hating the creator at all, I always watch her videos with love but I’m just using her SCENARIO.
I agree with the mother. A lot of these name brands like Nike and Shein have sweatshops in the other side of the country that have kids working to make clothes.
I would agree that she's right though and there are clothing brands that are not bigger cooperations that have decent-sustainable clothing. I don't wear much name brand stuff and you are pretty much paying for the logo not the quality as much
@@DoorsToHideBehind156 I agree with generic food being fine but be careful with medication, period, hair and body products, just anything that can affect your health or body it's worth paying a bit more
@@marshmallow4646 if you do the research on the generic product especially with like pads and over the counter medication you should be fine. Read the ingredients list research the product. Some people do not have the money or means to afford the name band.
Please only do that if your family won’t buy it because of the brand not because of the price. If your family is low on money and they are trying to save please don’t that money could of went somewhere else that’s more important like food or toiletries
I always switch out the stickers or the rack it’s on so it appears cheaper or like a different brand. Or another method is using the personal checkout lane to scan the wrong sticker lol
This isn't meant to be an example to follow. It's literally just a fictional scenario. The point is that brand names don't matter. You don't need to spend $100 for a big brand name when you could spend half the cost on something the same exact quality. It's dishonest and might get you in trouble down the line. And could lead to worse consequences in the future.
@@flamevix exactly this. The only time I understand is when it’s like this video where the mom didn’t care about price she just didn’t want her kid having a logo on clothes. That’s a stupid reason to do so. If it’s money wise I understand
I always shopped at thrift stores with my mom and she HUNTED for good brand names, like lighting fast flicked through all the tags so we could get quality clothes that would last💛 i didn’t know some parents were so against brand logos lol
I mean I can understand trying to get bang for your buck, I feel like there's a lot of off brand or cheaper stuff that isn't a bad quality but if she's willing to spend the money anyway and the brand makes her child happy then I don't see why that should make a difference.
Thank you for using your childhood trauma to educate others. I hope other parents see this and doing make the same mistakes. My mom was so controlling that by the time I got high school she didn’t know who I was. It’s so important to be a safe space for your children.
Okay so ngl, brands do abuse the bias people have towards them and a LOT of "luxury brands" participate in shit like child slavery despite charging you out the ASS. It's not abusive or neglectful to teach your child about consumerism. Also she should probably do something about the fact that her daughter is so obsessed with what everyone else thinks about her.
🙄 being relentlessly bullied because your abusive parent won't let you use proper hygiene is going to leave a child grasping at anything that may help them fit in as a means of survival/to avoid bullying. Don't want your kid to be self conscious? Don't abuse them in the first place. The "mom" needs to fix her own shit and let someone who actually wants to be a decent parent parent her daughter instead.
@@lisacallan5462 that's why is said SHE needed to do something rather than the daughter, because it's a parent's job to help you form a good self esteem. I didn't have brand shit and I didn't care. But my mom also wasn't like that either. Your child has needs outside of food and water, people forget that shit and just expect them to wake up one day a fully matured adult. My mom just straight up said, "the only time you'll see them after graduation is when you're ordering burger". They can't do shit if you don't listen to them, ignore them and they'll find someone else to bother. Put them in their place good enough and they'll never bug you again. Even when the water was out and we had to go to the YMCA once a week to bathe, I didn't let it bother me because I was taught to care despite having severe social anxiety. Being anti-social kinda helps sometimes, don't bother with judgmental idiots and you'll be fine. That's what that daughter needs to be taught.
Lol my parents were like this when I was a kid. Plenty of money (like multiple houses and everything) but just hated the idea of me getting to blend in a little with my peers or care at all about trends or popular culture. Not allowed to even watch Pokemon. Then they were so mystified that the kids at private school were mean to me. Then they were all upset that I got tattoos and piercings and only dated broke guys when I grew up. Like they were the ones who were obsessed with making me completely unable to mix with my peers. Then they got upset when I was like 'oh maybe image is pointless and I should just be weird and not care about money'.
P.S. 16+16=32 which is still less than 35, if you had played your cards right, you might have had 2 non brand , & unless you did your own laundry, she would eventually find out. You could have built trust, instead of lying to your mother.
When im shopping with my dad and want something expensive i just wait until we are at checkout to add it in. His ego is so big he doesn't want everyone to know hes being cheap
I never ever ever did this growing up even though I was sorely tempted because everyone had nice clothes at my school and I pretty much had the same exact jeans I wore everyday for like 3 years (yay for being short) all it took was seeing my parents struggle to make rent and feed us to make me never do shit like this. Sure I have money insecurity as an adult and I don’t throw anything out ever lol but I’m also glad to say I never did these kinds of things to my parents.
My mom doesn't care abt it being brands or not they just need to be comfortable to wear. But tries to get cheap but if that one that fits and is great bur is 35 then fine but not 50 to 60 though
Marshalls is so much more expensive than Ross and even Walmart, and what's worse is they like Ross sell they overstock or manufacture defective clothing.
With clothes it doesn't really matter as much (except at like Walmart or a gift shop) I never really understood really really wanted clothes with well known brands but for sure invest in high quality clothes regardless of brand
Lol even as a kid I never wanted to spend more than like 5 or 10 bucks on an article of clothing. I would go with my friend to the mall and she would spend like $80 on jeans and my jaw dropped I was like you could get so much more... I love thrift shopping and TJ Max and stores like that.. I end up finding super cute and unique items and still have enough left over for lunch hahaha
Since I was once a kid in school and the kids can be so nasty and bullying I always tried to get my kids what’s in or what they ask for in clothing because I didn’t want them to have the stress of other kids making fun of them. Fortunately my kids aren’t real big on what’s in they do there own thing except shoes I got him Jordan’s and they made fun that they weren’t the newest ones witch I have no idea but it’s what he picked he probably didn’t know either. But most of the school life they had uniforms witch I like because there’s no bull and easy to get ready. The only thing I don’t like about uniforms is that they have to wear polos and stuff. It should be a more comfortable uniform. I mean I know they say it’s to teach them to dress for future work and stuff but I think it should be a comfortable shirt like a t shirt and for people who are self conscious about there body and want a more relaxed shirt
As a former bullied kid, bullies will always find something to bully you for even if you have the "in" stuff. They're just mean little shits who want to hurt people because they can.
Tbh I grew up on thrift store clothes and lands end clothes. Mostly thrift store as I got older. I wanted name brand but growing up I learned you can get anything at goodwill for cheaper. Plus it’s more sustainable and I’m more careful on what I buy. I don’t buy fast fashion all the time and try to buy stuff from sustainable companies.
my mom says we are not paying to promote the company. she doesn't get the joy kids get with elmo on their shirt or an older kid getting a "cool" outfit. can change their confidence a ton!!
my parents didn't say no because of the branding, they said no because we couldn't afford it. the lack of branding would make no difference if there's still a $16 pair right there.
Y’all assume ur parents are toxic or strict when they could just be POOR. $16 vs $35 is a big freakin jump for some leggings.
Not to mention kids hit growth spurts a LOT. I have 3 young kids myself and they are always outgrowing clothes!
@@jessicaervay2239exactly.
Ye I have cousin that parents were getting way less than mine but she was buying some crazy expensive jeans and I could not comprehend it.
EXACTLY, my family literally couldn't afford new clothes growing up so I'm always overwhelmingly grateful any time my family takes me to pick out clothes from a store. Like how is saving money toxic but lying to your mom who's willing to BUY YOU NEW CLOTHES just for a brand logo isn't???
@@InuInugami We thrifted a lot of clothes growing up, so on the off chance that I had something name brand it was second hand and a lucky find.
If she's prepared to pay that amount why does the logo or brand matter...🤔
well, sometimes when something has a logo on it, most of the price is the logo. aka the quality is not worth the money.
@@iamthevillain9041 sometimes the quality is better though as the brand has a reputation to uphold. Sometimes yes logo or not the quality is bad. Always check the label for the type of fabric and keep the receipt in case of quality issues during a timeframe for return.
Most of the time if it has a logo, that’s what your paying for (the brand) if it’s $35 and no logo it’s more likely good quality.
@@the_muser7105 yes of course, that’s why i said sometimes.
@@iamthevillain9041 yip. I agree with you.
This series should be entitled "How to raise deceptive, lying kids"
yesss omg parents that aren’t open to negotiation and communication only raise kids that keep EVERYTHING from them
I swear I thought I lived a life of crime like a damn ninja as a kid for how damn good I was at lying sneaking around and picking up on patterns others didn't notice so I wouldn't get in trouble. 😂😂
More like “if you’re a strict overbearing parent you create your own deception”. This is 100% on the parent. The mom isn’t upset with the price. Just the stupid logo. That’s dumb. So long as I can afford it and kid is clothed and happy idgara.
I know so many kids like this. What a shame
@@kaidanariko except it’s a fake skit that’s purposefully skewed that way and telling a bunch of undeveloped kids their parents are the problem lol
Take mom to the thrift store in the bougie side of town.... brand name AND cheap!
Even goodwills are getting expensive, I swear.
@@yourinnerlawyer4035 they even have goodwill "boutiques" where the best stuff goes to after donation and they charge mad money. Not even thrift ing is fair anymore. No chance of hunting for a good deal on something amazing.
this is already obviously a Marshalls or TJ Maxx lol
I live in this girls area and our thrift stores are just as expensive.
the kinds of kids obsessed with labels wouldn't be going to a thrift store 🤷
I grew up poor and it stings a little bit watching this parent idk if they are struggling financially or if they hate the kid like everyone says 🙃
yeah. we struggled too. and some of these, I'm like, my mom didn't care about the brand name, it was the price tag. But it meant I grew up without caring about fashion brands either.
I got things based on merch. Like Doctor Who things, MCR, and Full Metal Alchemist. I'd save for them. And knew when it was okay to ask for something expensive and when it was best to ask for 2 dollars for lunch. [I skipped lunch not because my parents couldn't afford it, but because I knew if I kept it I'd have money. I never had to go hungry. I didn't like our school lunch anyway and just waited until I got home. Not a clue why I horded my lunch money, but I did get a couple of nice sweaters out of it.]
Yeah I made the same point. I had similar restrictions as this kid because we were poor. 5 minute showers every other day, only thrift store clothes maybe once a year, no fancy shampoos, etc. Didn't hate my mom for it though, I figured it was normal. Everyone here acts like it's terrible when honestly it was the least bad part about my childhood.
this mom didn't care about the price she cared about the brand name. she showed her daughter a $16 alternative when presented with gym shark leggings but when they were non brand she gave in. I grew up poor and for us it was always get the cheapest no matter what it looks like or what brand made it
@@johndoe4110 anyone with a similar story to you is missing the point though. She was able and willing to pay $35 for the leggings, indicated by the reaction she had after they were flipped. She just had a problem with them being branded with a logo.
@@toothless3835 god i relate to this so much… clothes always came from older relatives or the charity shops and I remember being so focused on saving up for a few of those $22 hot topic doctor who and yuri on ice t-shirts as a kid. i was a lucky and we always had food, but I’d also hoard food money sometimes so if I was out with friends or a festival I could buy something 😅
Tbh I still would've said no, $35 is way too much for leggings! Me and my $7 leggings from Walmart are doing just fine.
Right
Yeah idc if it’s brand name or not $35 can buy me like 3 meals, im good with cheap leggings😭
I used to be the same way but let me tell you after investing in a single pair of lulu lemon leggings my view completely changed. It’s not about the price more so the quality of the leggings, can’t count how many Walmart leggings I’ve ripped and gone through in total which honestly is probably more than the single pair of brand leggings! Bonus the fit is immaculate feels like a second skin lol. Quality over quantity personally
@desireebeltran4008 I literally have walmart leggings from 4 years ago that I still wear, and they feel amazing. Walmart clothes aren't bad. I have 4 kids, and most of the time, we are able to pass down clothes because they are still in great condition.
@@getfitwithkatelyn I never said Walmart was bad! I don’t know if you take into account we all have different body shapes, my legs are thick which means chafing has always been an issue for me. Walmart leggings are almost always made from cotton which is the worst fabric you could use for leggings as they catch and rub. I’ve noticed in higher end leggings the material is made from nylon and polyester which is much harder to rub & tear. I can’t exactly give my 5 pairs of torn walmart leggings away to anyone which is why PERSONALLY I will gladly buy a pair of quality leggings that works for me so I too can hand them down to my kids!
My Mexican mom would buy me the cheapest ones out there and somehow they would last me way longer-
Honestly you get what you pay for. Those cheaper ones wont last nearly as long. I'd rather pay $35 once than $16 three times
I have leggings from 5 years ago that I paid $3 for at Walmart. Price doesn’t always mean quality.
@@Antibeautyguru I literally have leggings from dollar general that I got for around the same price. They've lasted so far.
I have leggings from when I was 13 that came from Walmart for $10 I'm 20 now and they still fit and have no issues price doesn't always equal quality
I have leggings from 1972, before I was even born. Not one tear or rip in them. Lasted all these years and I’m 33 😘
Oh darling trust me that’s not true 😂 I’ve bought new clothes from good brands and they don’t always last great. That’s why I usually buy secondhand or accept handouts it’s not that expensive and they last. Guess growing up on a budget or poor wasn’t so bad, besides I really care too little for brands.
I grew up wearing hand me downs and thrift store clothing. My parents were saving every penny for me to go to university. I’m so grateful for them being frugal for ‘stuff’ that really didn’t matter like expensive clothing so that I could pursue my dreams later on.
I always imagine her filming these in stores and like talking to the camera and then switching her clothes and moving over and someone like seeing out of context and wondering what’s going on haha
My parents came up with an amazing thing to avoid situations like this and teach us about money. Its called a ✨️montly clothing budget✨️
Very populair here in the Netherlands, and can easily be adjusted to what the parents can afford on a monthly basis.
Did you watch her say yes to the non-name brand $35 leggings like the rest of us she’s spending the same amount of money
@@n0thum4n I think this person's point was that when you have a monthly budget, it doesn't matter what you buy but when the money is done then it's done until the next month 🤷🏼♀️ naturally kids will start trying the get things cheaper to make it last longer lol I think it's a great idea actually!
My mother would take my sister and I shopping for clothes for the year during summer break (we were in private school and required to wear uniforms every day so we could only wear normal clothes on weekends or during school breaks)
Monthly? I just get new clothes whenever I out grow my current ones
@@Minioncultleader I doubt they are getting a full wardrobe they’re probably just buying a few different pieces every month depending on what they need which will keep it from being a oh my god my clothing is falling apart/streched or worn through and I don’t have any other jeans, underwear, etc.
Lol I'm taking my kids to goodwill for brand logos
my mom has taught me good then..i actually like going to goodwill or thrift stores, only because. you never know what you will find. most of my shorts/leggings that are Nike are from thrift stores and you can’t tell.
I still do this only I don't give a whit about brands. I do hunt for excellent fiber content.
Goodwill is how I scored a 1890's accurate silk sweater for 7 bucks. I wear it to reenactment events and educational programs and it is well loved.
Once upon a child is awesome if you have Littles below the age of 14.
@@historybound9615 re-enactments of the civil war against the Union😢😅
@@bonniejosavland3227 for and against. When you're a reenactor, when they need extra bodies you might need to switch sides. I've been everything from a Southern Belle, to a house maid, to a nurse, to a cannoneer, to an infantryman. Fake beards are itchy and cannons are loud, I prefer wearing a dress even on the battlefield.
These videos are so interesting for me to watch because my mom was the exact opposite she cared so much about the brand name that she didn't even care if the clothes fit me correctly as long as they had the brand name. Now I refuse to buy anything with a brand name on it.
And that's called Kid's math
Proof that strict parents raise sneaky children
yeah… “proof”
Literally proof. I was one of those kids. Ended up pregnant senior year because of it. People need to a safe space for their children . They become adults. Something it seems so many forget on their power trips.
She’s not even strict, she just told that $35 for some leggings is too much. You people are so crazy.
@@bluehairedvixen That’s totally different from this video😂😂
And parents who let their kids do whatever they want end up with criminals, druggies and teen parents 😂
This video alone isn’t bad tbh. It’s good to not always get brand name stuff. 9/10 times you paying for the logo over the quality and it’s good to save money instead of just spending it, just budget. Tho this mom isn’t good. This one is a good video
sure..
@@Summer_slaysss if you dont spend your *own* money on things, you can’t know that this person is 100% right.
Some of y’all be assuming that more expensive always means better quality. Marshall’s has the cutest leggings and the material is incredible and they were just $10 on clearance but theirs prices tend to be around $16 if it’s not clearance.
Edit: P.S. I’m not hating the creator at all, I always watch her videos with love but I’m just using her SCENARIO.
Yeah but GymShark is really good quality. I work out in them 4 days a week and have had pairs that last years with no issues
@@daliahmeadow5257 I will agree with you on that. But this video particularly points out that Name brand options > Generic/Off-brand options.
I agree with the mother. A lot of these name brands like Nike and Shein have sweatshops in the other side of the country that have kids working to make clothes.
GymShark does not
@@daliahmeadow5257how much does Gymshark pay you?
The mom looking in the wrong size pants
Even I as a teenager wouldn’t pay 30 something dollars for clothes 😂
I would agree that she's right though and there are clothing brands that are not bigger cooperations that have decent-sustainable clothing. I don't wear much name brand stuff and you are pretty much paying for the logo not the quality as much
There’s some no-name brand products that are good, but for the love of God anything that goes in and/or on your body GET THE NAME BRAND
I agree the generic and like clothing is better that's a brand
🤔 What? Signature select at safeway and Kroger are just as good and cheaper than brand name foods 🙄
@@DoorsToHideBehind156 I agree with generic food being fine but be careful with medication, period, hair and body products, just anything that can affect your health or body it's worth paying a bit more
@@marshmallow4646 if you do the research on the generic product especially with like pads and over the counter medication you should be fine. Read the ingredients list research the product. Some people do not have the money or means to afford the name band.
Why though?
I'm going to start doing this now😃
Please only do that if your family won’t buy it because of the brand not because of the price. If your family is low on money and they are trying to save please don’t that money could of went somewhere else that’s more important like food or toiletries
I always switch out the stickers or the rack it’s on so it appears cheaper or like a different brand. Or another method is using the personal checkout lane to scan the wrong sticker lol
This isn't meant to be an example to follow. It's literally just a fictional scenario.
The point is that brand names don't matter. You don't need to spend $100 for a big brand name when you could spend half the cost on something the same exact quality.
It's dishonest and might get you in trouble down the line. And could lead to worse consequences in the future.
@@flamevix exactly this. The only time I understand is when it’s like this video where the mom didn’t care about price she just didn’t want her kid having a logo on clothes. That’s a stupid reason to do so. If it’s money wise I understand
@DeathLT I was just being sarcastic I know not to do this
Tbf logos make stuff way more expensive as long as it’s good quality it doesn’t matter the brand
Gym Shark is at Marshall’s???
RIGHT!? I was like omg wait what!????
That's Ross's my guy 🤣
@@Be_An_Estherits not ross look at the clothing tags
I always shopped at thrift stores with my mom and she HUNTED for good brand names, like lighting fast flicked through all the tags so we could get quality clothes that would last💛 i didn’t know some parents were so against brand logos lol
(my local thrift stores didn’t mark up prices by brand and everything’s still like $7 there, it was wonderful)
I love thrift shopping. So many good finds food cheap!
Yall are calling this childhood trauma you've got to be kidding me 😂
These entitled brats have NO idea what trauma is. Just another word thrown around
Makes me realize how lucky I am to have a mom that buys me lululemon and other brand things from anywhere
Love that beige sweater , so adorable!
I was watching throughout the whole video and there is no beige sweater 🤔
I would help my mom find the non brand good ones, just because they were cheaper and thanks to that I got to buy candy lmao
I mean I can understand trying to get bang for your buck, I feel like there's a lot of off brand or cheaper stuff that isn't a bad quality but if she's willing to spend the money anyway and the brand makes her child happy then I don't see why that should make a difference.
Great plan until at checkout the cashier is like “oh these are inside out” and flips them the right way.😂😂😂
me and myself because i work at marshalls and go thru the battle of spending all my money there or not
Those Gray ones are looking pretty nice
Wow! Never been this early! I love your videos they are SO relatable.
If you’re that desperate for brand name , get a job.
You’re literaly paying extra for the name 😂
Thank you for using your childhood trauma to educate others. I hope other parents see this and doing make the same mistakes. My mom was so controlling that by the time I got high school she didn’t know who I was. It’s so important to be a safe space for your children.
this girl is litterally so freaking pretty
The fit is slaying
My parents would always encourage me to get brand-name things since they are better quality and last longer.
She sounds and looks like my math teacher theres no way I wouldn’t have been filled with rage when I heard the mom
What about the tag on the back? 😅😂
Ross do be expensive now a days 😂
Depends on where you look, that clearance rack is always lit 🤣
@@Be_An_Esther now that’s true
Okay so ngl, brands do abuse the bias people have towards them and a LOT of "luxury brands" participate in shit like child slavery despite charging you out the ASS.
It's not abusive or neglectful to teach your child about consumerism.
Also she should probably do something about the fact that her daughter is so obsessed with what everyone else thinks about her.
🙄 being relentlessly bullied because your abusive parent won't let you use proper hygiene is going to leave a child grasping at anything that may help them fit in as a means of survival/to avoid bullying.
Don't want your kid to be self conscious? Don't abuse them in the first place. The "mom" needs to fix her own shit and let someone who actually wants to be a decent parent parent her daughter instead.
@@lisacallan5462 that's why is said SHE needed to do something rather than the daughter, because it's a parent's job to help you form a good self esteem.
I didn't have brand shit and I didn't care.
But my mom also wasn't like that either.
Your child has needs outside of food and water, people forget that shit and just expect them to wake up one day a fully matured adult.
My mom just straight up said, "the only time you'll see them after graduation is when you're ordering burger".
They can't do shit if you don't listen to them, ignore them and they'll find someone else to bother.
Put them in their place good enough and they'll never bug you again.
Even when the water was out and we had to go to the YMCA once a week to bathe, I didn't let it bother me because I was taught to care despite having severe social anxiety.
Being anti-social kinda helps sometimes, don't bother with judgmental idiots and you'll be fine.
That's what that daughter needs to be taught.
I had that exact top in 2013 and loved it
Lol my parents were like this when I was a kid. Plenty of money (like multiple houses and everything) but just hated the idea of me getting to blend in a little with my peers or care at all about trends or popular culture. Not allowed to even watch Pokemon. Then they were so mystified that the kids at private school were mean to me.
Then they were all upset that I got tattoos and piercings and only dated broke guys when I grew up. Like they were the ones who were obsessed with making me completely unable to mix with my peers. Then they got upset when I was like 'oh maybe image is pointless and I should just be weird and not care about money'.
Ana’s outfit in this short is SO CUTE
This is what thrift stores are for. You can get tons of name brand items for waaaaayyyy better prices.
I love your outfit your wearing in this video so much!
Thiss is the true meaning of strict parents raise sneaky kids
Maybe this behavior of lying and being an entitled asshole is why they’re strict
I'd be like "let me look and see if I can find them cheaper online" lol
This series should be call "my mom is stupid"
P.S. 16+16=32 which is still less than 35, if you had played your cards right, you might have had 2 non brand , & unless you did your own laundry, she would eventually find out. You could have built trust, instead of lying to your mother.
This shows you STRICT parents make SNEAKY kids
When im shopping with my dad and want something expensive i just wait until we are at checkout to add it in. His ego is so big he doesn't want everyone to know hes being cheap
At least they’re $35😭 My parents and I split half and half for all of my lulu leggings
maybe just buy unbranded ones? there’s no different except the logo ur wasting money
@@sallymaggie13 the quality, they last longer than some other leggings
I'm loving this series 😂
I never ever ever did this growing up even though I was sorely tempted because everyone had nice clothes at my school and I pretty much had the same exact jeans I wore everyday for like 3 years (yay for being short) all it took was seeing my parents struggle to make rent and feed us to make me never do shit like this. Sure I have money insecurity as an adult and I don’t throw anything out ever lol but I’m also glad to say I never did these kinds of things to my parents.
My mom doesn't care abt it being brands or not they just need to be comfortable to wear. But tries to get cheap but if that one that fits and is great bur is 35 then fine but not 50 to 60 though
i get name brand and non name brand but for most clothes i prefer non name brand they feel better
That’s so weird she would care more about the logo than the price
Hispanic moms don’t be playing this game.
Are you at winners? That is my favourite store 😂😂
Literally every single tag says Marshalls, so no she is at Marshalls. 🤣 They're basically the same though, depending where you live.
Especially with kids who will change sizes in less than a year, getting a couple pairs of cheaper ones rather than just one expensive one.
My mom told me she'd only pay half, I got out of name brands real quick 😅
The tag on the leg man
Actual gym, shark, a T.J. Maxx
Marshalls is so much more expensive than Ross and even Walmart, and what's worse is they like Ross sell they overstock or manufacture defective clothing.
Don't know any mom's like this....😂😂
❤👨🚒u know she hits the gym 🏋️♀️ ❤❤❤❤
Mom be lookin in the 2x
At a discount store like this I’m going to cringe at the $16 price tag.
The fact I instantly recognized this store 🤣🤦🏻♀️
I thought she was gonna steal em
With clothes it doesn't really matter as much (except at like Walmart or a gift shop) I never really understood really really wanted clothes with well known brands but for sure invest in high quality clothes regardless of brand
I love that shirt
Me at 20 making $10k a month:
$30 for fucking tights y’all gmfu😭😭
That lace shirt is so cute
Lol even as a kid I never wanted to spend more than like 5 or 10 bucks on an article of clothing. I would go with my friend to the mall and she would spend like $80 on jeans and my jaw dropped I was like you could get so much more... I love thrift shopping and TJ Max and stores like that.. I end up finding super cute and unique items and still have enough left over for lunch hahaha
Ahh the struggle of being less fortunate and still trying to fit in at schools, friends, etc
Since I was once a kid in school and the kids can be so nasty and bullying I always tried to get my kids what’s in or what they ask for in clothing because I didn’t want them to have the stress of other kids making fun of them. Fortunately my kids aren’t real big on what’s in they do there own thing except shoes I got him Jordan’s and they made fun that they weren’t the newest ones witch I have no idea but it’s what he picked he probably didn’t know either. But most of the school life they had uniforms witch I like because there’s no bull and easy to get ready. The only thing I don’t like about uniforms is that they have to wear polos and stuff. It should be a more comfortable uniform. I mean I know they say it’s to teach them to dress for future work and stuff but I think it should be a comfortable shirt like a t shirt and for people who are self conscious about there body and want a more relaxed shirt
As a former bullied kid, bullies will always find something to bully you for even if you have the "in" stuff. They're just mean little shits who want to hurt people because they can.
She don’t even see the tag on the pants 😂
Tbh I can go to Ross and buy a whole wardrobe😂
Tbh I grew up on thrift store clothes and lands end clothes. Mostly thrift store as I got older. I wanted name brand but growing up I learned you can get anything at goodwill for cheaper. Plus it’s more sustainable and I’m more careful on what I buy. I don’t buy fast fashion all the time and try to buy stuff from sustainable companies.
my mom says we are not paying to promote the company. she doesn't get the joy kids get with elmo on their shirt or an older kid getting a "cool" outfit. can change their confidence a ton!!
Hiii I love your videos! I am a little early
My mom always gets "trusted" clothes like Nike and I can't get unbranded clothing 😭
Wow! Girl is so good. I would be tempted to shop lift. 😢
Never hated a imaginary mom more in my life!!
Your shoes are so cute
my parents didn't say no because of the branding, they said no because we couldn't afford it. the lack of branding would make no difference if there's still a $16 pair right there.
I’m usually the one showing my kids “wow this is a good price for (insert name brand) do you like them?”
if i saw something like at the store my mom will just make them for me
I used to have my mom spend so much on Tripp NYC, mudd, South Pole...oh man.😅😊
If she's ready to pay the same amount then what was the issue with a brand
I’m so using this for lulu at playtos closet
Literally the same price lol
i ain’t never seen gym shark at marshall’s
Girl, you're at Marshall's. They're not $35 😂
There’s a beautiful thing called ✨hand-me-downs✨ and guess what? THEYRE FREE 🤩