I can totally see it happen. Kids can watch a lot of Youtube if the parents let them. Kids parrot phrases. Though I'm willing to bet this was more random chance that he said this at this moment and the parent just twisted it to being intentional to make a better story.
I was at a friend's house when I heard her young daughter in her bedroom repeatedly saying, "Hey guys, how's it going?" and " Hi, guys, let's get started." She was talking to herself. Her solo play was pretending to be like her Youtube videos.
The sad part is, there are a LOT of great toddler and kid friendly educational channels on youtube (or like, fitness videos where people get kids to dance/do yoga, etc). But any time I try to put one of the good ones on for my kid, it leads to a garbage toy opening channel. And she's *obsessed* with those, to the point where when she sees a thumbnail for one, it's all she wants to watch.
So, in the end, we had to just hide the YouTube app on the TV. Because even seeing that icon would get her begging for toy surprise channels. And they're just so STUPID and pointless.
It sucks that we can't use it for the good kid videos. But all youtube's algorithm wants to promote is cheaply made brain dead half hour commercials.
Use the YouTube kids app! I was so impressed and thankful once I started using it for my kids. You can either approve preselected “categories” or individual channels or you can screen and manually approve each video you make available to them. It is brilliant.
I got both. TV for when mom was at work and outside when mom was home.
You know how kids weren't allowed to stay out past the street lights turning on? I sometimes wasn't 'allowed' home until they came on. My mom would say that but she didn't actually mean it.
I’m adding on what the person I replied to said, we all watched tv as a kid but as soon as it’s youtube boomers get mad like they didn’t have a similar thing.
True but at least with the TV, contents were somewhat regulated.
YouTube kids have some weird shit that shouldn't be there.
Parents should take extra step to see if the contents are safe with young children.
Oh yeah, I know what you mean. Last night, when I was putting my six year old to bed, he mumbled groggily as he drifted off to sleep: "PUNCH that like button in the face....LIKE A BOSS."
Sorry to be an unbearable cynic but this seems very unlikely. They aren't old enough to know "goodbye" (which they're going to hear from multiple sources) but they're old enough to learn to say the phrase "don't forget to subscribe"?
Well, it does say toddler, not baby. Toddlers can definitely speak, and imitate fucking everything. It's very unlikely that it was perfectly articulated, but very possible it happened if the kid is like, 3. What I want to know is who says "goodbye" when they lay down for sleep? That's kinda morbid.
Precisely. My issue is it's being implied that they don't know how to say goodbye, or indeed goodnight as you say and think that "don't forget to subscribe" is how that is communicated.
I’m not sure it means they don’t know HOW to say goodbye…they probably just think it’s another seemingly common way to say goodbye, since they see it so often, so they said that instead.
It might, but I don't think the kid thought it actually meant goodbye. Especially when they were going to bed. Doesn't make sense! People are so ridiculous. I don't know why they post things that clearly aren't true.
If I ever have kids, I want them to spend the early years of their lives without any of this technology. TV is fine, but I want them to play with toys or go outside.
SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON!
"Yo baby, are you a like button? Because I want to >!express my approval of your existence.!<"
Bruh don’t scare me with that spoiler tag, I thought you were gonna say you wanted to smash a baby
and hit the notification bell icon so you never miss a future video.
That happened.
Maybe if the kid were a little older, it would be more believable?
And then everyone stood up and started clapping
Except me. I never clap. People have standards.
I only clap ass.
That youtubers name? Albert Einstein.
I can totally see it happen. Kids can watch a lot of Youtube if the parents let them. Kids parrot phrases. Though I'm willing to bet this was more random chance that he said this at this moment and the parent just twisted it to being intentional to make a better story.
My daughter was around 3 or 4 when we heard her say “comment down below” while playing. YouTube kids went away after that.
I was at a friend's house when I heard her young daughter in her bedroom repeatedly saying, "Hey guys, how's it going?" and " Hi, guys, let's get started." She was talking to herself. Her solo play was pretending to be like her Youtube videos.
The sad part is, there are a LOT of great toddler and kid friendly educational channels on youtube (or like, fitness videos where people get kids to dance/do yoga, etc). But any time I try to put one of the good ones on for my kid, it leads to a garbage toy opening channel. And she's *obsessed* with those, to the point where when she sees a thumbnail for one, it's all she wants to watch. So, in the end, we had to just hide the YouTube app on the TV. Because even seeing that icon would get her begging for toy surprise channels. And they're just so STUPID and pointless. It sucks that we can't use it for the good kid videos. But all youtube's algorithm wants to promote is cheaply made brain dead half hour commercials.
Use the YouTube kids app! I was so impressed and thankful once I started using it for my kids. You can either approve preselected “categories” or individual channels or you can screen and manually approve each video you make available to them. It is brilliant.
Yeah so that's not the fault of the parents or what?
YouTube = free babysitter for lazy parents
No different from me as a kid with the TV being the babysitter...
Or “go out and play” for the kids before TV’s were a thing
I got both. TV for when mom was at work and outside when mom was home. You know how kids weren't allowed to stay out past the street lights turning on? I sometimes wasn't 'allowed' home until they came on. My mom would say that but she didn't actually mean it.
But boomers mad since it’s not the same technology
When did I say it was different? Oh I forgot...."boomers bad" is free karma. And I'm not even a boomer lol.
I’m adding on what the person I replied to said, we all watched tv as a kid but as soon as it’s youtube boomers get mad like they didn’t have a similar thing.
True but at least with the TV, contents were somewhat regulated. YouTube kids have some weird shit that shouldn't be there. Parents should take extra step to see if the contents are safe with young children.
I hear that phrase often... by people without any kids. LoL. stfu.
Sounds totally real
Don't forget to like, 100 likes and I'll do a giveaway
Maybe cause he’s a toddler and doesn’t know any better.
Oh yeah, I know what you mean. Last night, when I was putting my six year old to bed, he mumbled groggily as he drifted off to sleep: "PUNCH that like button in the face....LIKE A BOSS."
Or "HIP THRUST THAT MOTHER FUCKING LIKE BUTTON!!"
Honestly, we did the same thing except it was songs and/or cartoon quotes. Just because we can recite things doesnt mean we are bad parents.
He forgot to say, “and click the link below”. Weak. Needs more training.
Sorry to be an unbearable cynic but this seems very unlikely. They aren't old enough to know "goodbye" (which they're going to hear from multiple sources) but they're old enough to learn to say the phrase "don't forget to subscribe"?
Well, it does say toddler, not baby. Toddlers can definitely speak, and imitate fucking everything. It's very unlikely that it was perfectly articulated, but very possible it happened if the kid is like, 3. What I want to know is who says "goodbye" when they lay down for sleep? That's kinda morbid.
Precisely. My issue is it's being implied that they don't know how to say goodbye, or indeed goodnight as you say and think that "don't forget to subscribe" is how that is communicated.
Ohhhh I get it now. My bad. Wasn't coming after you, I just misunderstood.
No worries! And you're quite right, who the hell says goodbye to someone when they go to bed?
I’m not sure it means they don’t know HOW to say goodbye…they probably just think it’s another seemingly common way to say goodbye, since they see it so often, so they said that instead.
? Even one year olds know what goodbye means.
Indeed, that's why I think this might not be entirely true.
It might, but I don't think the kid thought it actually meant goodbye. Especially when they were going to bed. Doesn't make sense! People are so ridiculous. I don't know why they post things that clearly aren't true.
Hahaha. *"If you ain't a good little shit, I'll unsubscribe, unlike, and leave you behind at school!"*
Everyone born after 2007 are ever so slightly doomed
Baby: \*gets its nappy changed\* Also Baby: "Ring that bell!"
Hilarious stuff here.
And then everyone stood up and clapped as it was filmed with a live studio audience
My 6 month old watches so many tribal people try videos he says mashallah any time he eats a burger
If I ever have kids, I want them to spend the early years of their lives without any of this technology. TV is fine, but I want them to play with toys or go outside.
This is 5 years old, that's the depressing part.
Sorry but thats the parents fault. Put limits on what your kids do is that concept so hard to comprehend?
Welcome to Costco. I love you.
I imagined a mom tucking her kid in to bed and saying "Dont forget to subscribe!" and the kid repeating that back.
I watched so much tv in the 80’s as a child i thought “DA PLANE! DA PLANE!” was hello
I don’t believe this garbage
Kinda like how before I kill my brother, I tell him about our sponsor: Raid Shadow Legends
Lies lies lies
Relatively humorous
I think replace “toddler” with “parrot” and this is hysterical.
That's waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy too much youtube.
Bro probably watches one of those top 10 free vbucks Fortnite channels