r/Bestof I'm a YouTube Kid and I Hate My Life

0:00 Intro
0:09 Rv family
6:35 Cheap friends
11:21 Divorce
13:47 Sued

[itsybitsybosmer]

3 hour walks where she showers, changes, and puts on perfume before leaving? That has got to be the laziest attempt at hiding an affair I've ever seen.

[benjie]

There was a story about an influencer'kid who got customized hoodie for the self and all the siblings that said "I do not consent to being photographed or recorded" and then they wore those everywhere.

[keefashine]

the 2nd story is so sad. those friends were happy to let OP spend money and time on the, , but the second they have to return the favour "i don't want to go to the same boring wedding". they never viewed her as a friend. i feel so bad for her.

[Rj-ijko]

This is a PERFECT example as to why i HATE those family flog youtubers.
Just let your kids enjoy their childhood without having a camera constantly shoved in their face

[ajjamsen]

8:50 'are you calling us CHEAP?!'
'Yes. Because you are being cheap.'
Props to the hubby having OP's back and the 'friends' can go skydiving with an anchor parachute, Loony Tunes style 🐰

[Ironraven]

1st story, OP is 18, now she gets to say no to being filmed or demand compensation ... right? Good for her family for stepping up to help!

[maryann]

Demi Lovato recently helped sign into law in California a child protection act for child influencers. Hopefully this will spread federally.

[novathedragonet]

second story: 8 BUCKS EACH!? brooo she literally made a limit of 50$ THATS SO FRICKING CHEAP AND REASONABLE FOR A GIFT iv seen people be like "you can only give gifts that are as cheap as 100$" this person just wanted gifts worth a maximum of 50$ no more then that like....thats such a fair offer they all very very easily could have found gifts that were 50 or close to that

[danielbrant]

*1st Story:* While Rslash's advice is good, another way OP can ruin her parents' lives is reporting them to the DMV because there's a good chance the parents haven't updated their licenses in a time. Another good idea she can do is to check & see if the parents' RV is registered & insured.

[silverflight]

Story 4: I'll tell you, based on stuff I've learned from Oz Media, lawsuits are a LOT of stress. Financial stress, mental stress, just stress all around.

So faking a lawsuit as a prank is not funny at all, that "friend" is an idiot

[gamerz]

story 2: Honestly the fact that OP asking "Hey so your ALL buying this for me?" getting the immediate response of "Are you calling us cheap?" is confirmation that yeah they ARE cheap, They knew this was cheap going in and thats why that friend in particular so quickly made that jump

[jkelleyk]

That final story, with the choking guy … even if it WAS the guy saved suing you would be protected under Good Samaritan Laws almost certainly

[Mario-SunshineGalaxy]

So instead of being concerned that their “friend” was marrying a “psycho”, they all decided to cut her off instead of showing any form of concern or worry? Alright. Gonna be _suuuper_ awkward having to see those two ex friends around the neighborhood.

[richmerch]

The cheap friends story: Op just live your best life. Your friends are probably miserable in their marriage and don't want to be reminded if how happy you are going to be. It seems like they were jealous of your lifestyle all along and you getting married was the cheery that broke the camels back.

[cliffsize]

Cheap friends: as a husband, this is the husband's thoughts. Your battles are his battles, and he's putting 100% in your corner.

[hiroshi]

I'm so glad there recently has been that act or law in the US backed up by Demi Lovato regarding children in entertainment. This needs to go further and farther. I actually think most if not all family youtube channels should be supervised or in the visor of CPS at the very least. This feels like the word I can't say or my comment gets filtered out.

[clarissaconner]

Last story: Suing someone as a Prank?? Nah, that friend wanted an easy payday and was hoping OP was as dumb as they were and would just cough it up.

[turquoisepebbles]

Last story: I’m surprised OP doesn’t know about Good Samaritan Laws. These laws protect someone who intervenes with medical support from law suits. So for anyone else who might not know, you are protected legally if you perform the Heimlich or CPR on someone. Please don’t hesitate to save someone if you are trained in CPR or the Heimlich. If you don’t really know how to do this, then feel free to call emergency services in case the person needs further treatment. If you can, get trained, you can find videos online.

[Flowerhays]

The last story made me think of how Mr.Incredible was sued for saving a guy who had jumped off of a building in the beginning of the Incredibles film

[morningstar]

The problem with family Vlog channels is that you can't regulate them. It's easy to regulate a movie set because there's usually more than 20 people on set at a time, but with family Vlog channels, you only know what they show you. It's a lot like a cult. And you can't even take the kid and ask them questions because there is a pretty big likelihood that they've been brainwashed by their parents into thinking that it's normal.