STEPMOM MISTREATS Husband's Son, What Happens Next Is Shocking | Dhar Mann

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 STEPMOM MISTREATS Husband's Son
15:35 RECOMMENDED VIDEO TO WATCH NEXT

CREDITS:
Idea: Dhar Mann
Writer: Dhar Mann
Director / Cinematographer: Carlos Orellana, Shiva Ahuja
Senior Managers: Ruben Ortiz, Tony Corsini, Christopher M. Brown
Assistant Director: Justin Doyle
Editor: Leonita Zhdrella
Assistant Editor: Javier Martinez
Composer: Nicholas Jones
Colorist: Tania Alvarado
Sound Editor: Lucca Mendes
VFX Editor: Fabian Perez
Trailer Editor: Brian Burkhardt
Casting and Locations Manager: Alisha Watson
Casting Associate: Kevin Svec
Pre Production Managers: Hope Mueller, Luz Ortiz
Post Production Manager: Brian Nelson, Allan Dave Castro
Bookings Manager: Nix Villarubin
Bookings Associates: Jacq Balmeo, Sherri Salazar, Khai Almendrala
Gaffer: Vaibhav Arora
Key Production Assistant: Colter Angel
Production Assistant: Kelly Fitzgerald
Sound Mixer / Boom Operator: Travis Hatcher
Set Decorator: Marco Chiong
Set Dresser: Cory Maracle
Props Associate: Manuel Alcaraz, Armand Bashar

Actors

Jason - Ayden Mekus
David - Eliot
Kathy - Nerissa Tedesco
Ms. Wong - Angie Jho Lee
Lexi - Kory Mann
Lexi's Older Bro - Daniel Joo
Teen Ms. Wong - Jinnie Lee
Player 1 - Elijah Lockhart
Player 2 - Daquan Chambers
Student 1 - Joseph Monchez
Student 2 - Payson Mitchell
Mom - Vivian Ahn
Mean Girl 1 - Nadine ‘Elise’ Kurkchubasche
Mean Girl 2 - Amber Pilarita
Student 3 - Juan Le Prince
Student 4 - Tatiana Mclane
Student 5 - Marcus Nocerino


#DharMannFam #Inspirational #Motivational

[AydenMekusOfficial]

I loved being able to be this role and help tell this lesson ❤ thank you dhar

[Myfavoritecuties]

Making a child suffer never teaches them a lesson, it only turns them into a bad guy.

[chxrry]

"All kids deserve parents but not all parents deserve kids"❤

[sleepyperson]

the step mom is usually the bad mom/drug addict and its nice to see her be nice for once.

[ZOYACOOLU]

"Every Child deserves a Parent but not all Parents deserve Children".

[haliemaxine]

A child having to ASK a parent "are you proud of me"? Is absolutely heart breaking. That is completely f*cked. I feel so sad for any children having to live in situations like that.

[J-Money]

Not having any friends is a very real and serious problem.

👇if you agree

[adamatif]

This is why I'm glad to have great parents.

[catemcmillian]

Hey what’s wrong with being sensitive?? Being sensitive and in tune with one’s feelings is a gift!

[danielthepianoplayer.]

The fact that the parents get so happy and proud in the end when Jason gets a job and cooks a meal specifically for his stepmother will rise more issues in the future. For example, if he were to all of a sudden get lazy, Jason's parents would get back to the way they were at the beginning because of their expectations. But otherwise, nice life lesson.

[williamoneal]

Health issues and stress from them are no reason to be cruel. I'm a cancer survivor and went through chemo for 4 years, nearly dying twice before I was 20, but I would never have used that as an excuse to be hateful

[michaelorr]

If you date someone who insults your child, that should be an automatic breakup! Parents should never call their kid a disappointment just because they mess up, heart to heart talks always work. Kicking a minor out of the house should be illegal and parents who do that should be arrested for child endangerment. Plus children never asked to be born parents chose to procreate, parents owe their kid everything, the kids owe their parents nothing! Any parental mistake and mess up will cause a lifetime of mental damage, so parents need to be held more accountable for their actions, especially toxic/narcissistic parents.

[SomeRandodude]

“The true character of a society is revealed in how it treats it’s children.” - Nelson Mandela

[juanjovel]

This video is such a good representation on how the loop starts, with having your own problems and taking it out on someone else, and that person does the same. Great job dhar man ❤

[vurpmui]

Never make a child suffer the consequences because eventually you will understand something

[dantzmusic]

*Treating others with kindness is often based on a compassionate understanding, and* *can perhaps lead others to be the same. Thank you Dhar, you're the Mann!*

[tkmdrvy]

I was always called ugly every year at school. I was humiliated, and bullied, and I couldn't stand it. I am now entering 9th grade with a new perspective. Thanks for changing my life forever, Dhar.

[SNGeditzYT]

Can we talk about how all the test papers are the exact same💀

[LukiePookie]

“I HaVe hIgH BlOoD PrEsSuRe, aNd i hAvE To tAkE MeDs eVeRyDaY 😠😠!!!”

Me: That sounds like a personal problem 💀

“These people just completely ignored me, I just want to make friends”

Me: Don’t worry dude, I’ll get you hooked up with my homies and we can all hangout and call. Don’t stress to much about it, you’ll be alright 😌

[liana_jae_media]

Verbal abuse is the worst experience through your childhood trust me I’ve been through that and I hated it and still do as an adult.