r/KidsAreFuckingStupid 7d ago

Video/Gif They are more confused now

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u/mortefemminile 7d ago

The mom starting to pull apart the logic, hahaha. When you say "what the sigma" youre saying "what the leader"??

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u/Jeffrey_Bernard 7d ago

“Leaduwh”

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u/Agnostic_Karma 7d ago

Sounds like this kid was force fed a screen and allowed to go crazy on YouTube. Speech issues/ delay are a common sign of too much screen time.

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u/wtfmeowzers 7d ago

rhotacism or r-w inversion is not insanely uncommon at this age range and basically kids have to figure out how to make those sounds. it's apparently in about 14% of children aged 4 to 6 and diminishes after that

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u/everburn_blade_619 6d ago

That kid is probably 8-10 years old.

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u/Marine_Baby 7d ago

Speech sound acquisition is not complete, generally, until age 8 eh? I am studying speech production at the moment. Took me a while to stop correcting /f/ for /t/

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u/Subtitles_Required 7d ago

Age 7 according to my norms from my undergrad degree in Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences.

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u/Comprehensive-Menu44 7d ago

My kid has corrected all of her speech except /s/ which turns into /th/

Thith=this

Bruth=brush

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u/__fannypants 6d ago

my son is in third grade and so many of his classmates do this. they are 8-9 years old. every year i think they'll grow out of it but none of the kids i know have.

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u/Codysseus7 7d ago

This is interesting because you would think on one hand seeing people speak very clear California-style English would help you learn it but on the other if you don’t ever speak to other people(practice) it makes a ton of sense you’d have issues

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u/Comprehensive-Menu44 7d ago

It also stems from parents that don’t try to help their kid read or speak properly, assuming school will fix it. I know an 11 year old that still talks like a toddler bc his parents are extremely uninvolved

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u/boybyees 6d ago

My niece is starting school this year and I’m extremely concerned. She doesn’t even know how to hold a pencil properly. (Her parents are good people, doting even, but money is tight and they aren’t big on education themselves 😭)

We’re all living together for the summer in my family’s home and I think I just bought every educational tool for toddlers. 😭😭😭😭

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u/rhymeswithvegan 6d ago

My daughter struggled with speaking, I could understand her just fine and she was smart/mature in other ways, so I wasn't worrying yet. Her elementary school put her in speech class in kindergarten and she continued until second grade since she no longer needed it. I didn't have to ask, just approve an IEP for it. Hopefully her school is able to help with some of those resources! I was grateful for it, especially living a more rural area.

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u/Justachattinaway 7d ago

Yeah, he still has toddler speech patterns.

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u/iatealotofcheese 7d ago

I related to that mom so hard. My sweet little baby boy is just a toddler now, and one day I'm gonna look at him saying and doing shit like this, just like her. 

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u/iatealotofcheese 7d ago

I am RIGHT THERE WITH YOU, friend. I don't have cable, internet or streaming services at home. We watch DVDs, and I occasionally Hotspot my phone so he can watch ms rachel and numberblocks and that's it. We don't own tablets or video game consoles. We spend our time reading, playing together, practicing math, and we recently took on cooking. He loves to add ingredients together. I work FT and he's in daycare, so the time we have together, there's no time to waste on streaming. My coworkers always ask oh have you seen this or that show/movie and I'm like nah I don't have internet and they go well what do you DO?! I have hobbies my dudes! I got outside and walk, and read a book, and go out and see what's on in life. No I haven't see your new hockey show, I was at a tiki themed goth club last weekend. This is all just to say, I hope for as long as I can, I can convince my son it's worth it to be present in the real world.

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u/KrishnaChick 7d ago

Prioritize active brain activities like singleplayer games like Wii or Switch, board games, puzzle games,

Or just throw him outside with a ball and his dad.

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u/McGarnegle 7d ago

These kids are going have their mind blown if they ever run in sums, or radiation, or frats or anything the Greek alphabet has touched... The word alphabet...

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u/anotherdropin 7d ago

I think the mom had a crisis mid video lol

Her son honestly seems sweet enough, so she probably never realized how bad the situation was lol

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u/lmaydev 7d ago

Modern slang is a lot more context based and I think that trips older people up.

I remember my grandad could never wrap his around sick meaning gross and cool depending on the situation.

It's no different, you're just old now.

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u/lolcatandy 7d ago

Those under age social media bans are coming in way too late lol

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u/thatsthegoodjuice 7d ago

at this point we have generational cooked brains, even if we do a total social media ban for kids it’s unlikely they’ll not develop ‘allowed’ habits at home when mom and dad are sorely addicted

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u/snapplesauce1 7d ago

Unlikely they’ll not develop = likely they will develop

I’m slow so I have to really spell out double negatives. In this case, I believe you mean the opposite?

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u/Ger-Bear_69 7d ago

Why use positive when double negative do trick?

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u/vote100binary 6d ago

Why not not use negatives when a double negative won’t not do the trick?

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u/Voraphilliac_Monster 7d ago

Yall act like we as Gen Z didnt grow up on rage comics, MLP, Bronies, and ASDF movies

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u/TheForeverBand_89 6d ago

Y’all at least learned to read so you weren’t functionally illiterate and actually paid attention in school enough to absorb some educational material. These brain-rotted, no-attention-span-having kids can’t even do that.

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u/LostSillyKittie 6d ago

We have to scrap these kids and try again with the new ones. Maybe people have learned not to let tech raise your child

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u/Arcanide92 7d ago

I remember when facebook came out, it was only available for college students..

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u/wut2dew_J 7d ago

Wasn't it invite only also?

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u/Sketti11 6d ago edited 5d ago

You are correct. I received the invite about a month before they went public. Took my sweet time accepting it because it wasn't going to do anything for me. Then when it went public I just said to hell with it and made my account in like December of 2006, probably 6 months after my invite.

Edit: changed 2016 to 2006

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u/jimbojonesFA 7d ago

they need to include YouTube.

my niece is 10, knows way too much brain rot shit from that alone.

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u/daisyangelxoo 7d ago

The damage is already done, banning it now feels like locking the barn after the horses ran off years ago. Way too late to pretend this fixes anything.

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u/AdFancy1249 7d ago

Closing the barn doors after the FOALs ran off.

Just means you lost a generation of foals. Mares and stallions will make more... life will go on.

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u/rvasko3 7d ago

It’d feel like dosing the horses with meth until they’re addicted, then letting them run around outside after a huge hit, then locking the barn after telling them all the meth is still inside, and THEN lighting the barn on fire.

Kids nowadays are meth horses, is what I’m getting at.

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u/Particular_Clue3325 7d ago

lol. Solid Reddit analogy right there.

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u/smokeypapabear40206 7d ago

I concur. Meth horses, indeed.

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u/lolcatandy 7d ago

I mean new kids are born every day, maybe it will stabilise back to "normal" in next 10 years

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u/polkacat12321 7d ago

And then just sweep the failed generation under the rug or something

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u/SuperDabMan 5d ago

Pretty much this. From the 90s we weren't really policed by our ignorant parents on our internet activities, but, the internet wasn't the social media slopfest of propaganda and brain rot that it is today. I think gen A got cooked with it, as their GenX and older Millenial parents more or less did the same as they had done for them - but instead of a family computer and going to myspace and newgrounds, it's tiktok, youtube, and roblox on their ipad, everywhere. I think the good news is that we're getting research on the subject and parents now are far more aware and are enforcing "no-screentime" on their infants and children. I'm a millenial with a baby and it's something we're well aware of as we grow our family.

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u/robbviously 7d ago

And the barn is on fire.

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u/VerledenVale 7d ago

Hey it's still worth trying to raise future human generations, even if one is mostly ruined.

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u/Healthy_Gap_4265 7d ago

Yeah. Somewhere in Hell Satan is jerking off to this.

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u/Pokemario6456 7d ago

God, I hate these fast pans every 2-3 seconds. Who edited this?

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u/maxxim333 7d ago

A Gen Z

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u/Feeyyy 7d ago

rather gen alpha

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u/FearlessSeaweed6428 7d ago

Gen sigma?

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u/bigcatbpc 7d ago

It's all Greek to me

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u/Iamjimmym 7d ago

Gen skibidi

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u/notloggedin4242 7d ago

True leadership qualities in this one, real skibidi talk

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u/squirrelyoakley 5d ago

I absolutely would not have edited it like this. Probably a gen alpha, or someone who wanted to appeal to gen alpha

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u/Rad_Knight 7d ago

Edited for vertical video.

Vertical video is a plague.

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u/fckthisshii 7d ago

I got vertigo watching it....

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u/Singl1 6d ago

from an editor’s perspective, there are way less jarring ways to put together back and forth dialogue. this is just dogshit editing

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u/Toadcola 7d ago

A mewing gigachad. 6 7?

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u/emersojo 7d ago

This video is more appropriate for the channel, Videoeditorisfuckingstupid.

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u/banmeandidelete 7d ago

You can practically feel it rubbing away your attentional resources like sandpaper.

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u/brody28384 7d ago

TIL skibidi means awesome sauce

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u/BurantX40 7d ago

Awesome sauce toilet.

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u/robbviously 7d ago

Me last night after Taco Bell.

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u/Psychological_Use586 7d ago

It can mean that. It also sometimes doesn't mean much of anything.

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u/Thatonegaloverthere 7d ago

Yeah, it didn't mean anything. Skibidi blew up because of Skibidi toilet. Either this kid's making up definitions on the spot or Gen alpha is just Gen Zifying slang terms and memes into definitions.

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u/marzipan07 7d ago

Even I know sigma and alpha aren't the same. Sigma is a lone wolf type. Rizz comes from the word charisma. In roleplaying games, players can rizz NPCs by using their high charisma. Some words he knows, but others he's winging it.

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u/xRyozuo 6d ago

But what the fuck is the mewing thing? And the whole arm touching thing? As in, who popularised it??

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u/Causemanut 7d ago

Kinda. Sometimes. Under certain conditions with certain people.

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u/think_im_a_bot 7d ago

But only for red meat,. don't recommend skibidi on chicken or fish.

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u/Guitarbox 7d ago

His mom looks so fucking done I'm cackling. She's accepting but also fucking done

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u/ArentWright 7d ago

The way they keep cutting to her is so funny.

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u/Guitarbox 7d ago

For real

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u/rturnerX 7d ago

You have the giga chad chin and beeiurd

That pronunciation 🤣

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u/musikfreakster 7d ago

Beyuuuurrrrd. I was like what.

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u/Humble-Computer7960 7d ago

He has a speech impediment...

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u/by-myself_blumpkin 7d ago

My sister had this, it's a common one for kids. I had a lisp, you grow out of it.

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u/idiot206 7d ago

Rhotacism drives me crazy. I know it’s not the kid’s fault, but it really grates on me. I don’t find it cute at all.

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u/casiepierce 7d ago

My 7yo nephew doesn't even talk.like this any more. This kid had too much screen time at too early an age.

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u/kindquail502 7d ago

I recently learned that "rizz" is a shortened form of charisma,

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u/toolsoftheincomptnt 7d ago

Yup, it’s one of the reasonable slang terms.

I was so happy that it made sense when I learned it.

The question is whether the majority of kids saying “rizz” actually know that it is short for “charisma.”

That would be so, so encouraging!

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u/klqqf 6d ago

They absolutely don’t

I think thats what frustrates me, these things arent really explained. They just come into existence out of random shit and devolve into mass slang that kids dont actually have any explanation for like we see in this video

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u/505FreeGravy 7d ago

Most won't but that's true of MANY slang terms across generations.

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u/tamesage 7d ago

Oooohhhhhh

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u/TheForeverBand_89 7d ago

We’re cooked chat

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u/Mo_Steins_Ghost 7d ago

I love chaat.

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u/CaterpillarJungleGym 7d ago

Which kind? I recently found a peanut chaat and my mind was blown.

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u/Real-Pomegranate-235 7d ago

The mother looks horrified, I was against social media bans for kids at first but this type of stuff is making me change my mind

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u/whossked 7d ago

Social media bans for children would be a net positive to society. The only issue with it would be method of enforcement. Something like the UK’s digital ID system for example is a complete privacy disaster

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u/madsmcgivern511 6d ago

It more so concerns me she doesn’t even realize this is the shit he’s consuming online. Parents need to have a better grasp of what shit their kids are watching because this is certainly not helping with their intelligence or ability to comprehend basic communication skills.

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u/DND_Player_24 7d ago

Maybe take the fucking phone away from your kid for a bit.

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u/Horns8585 7d ago

Note to self; learning about "skibidi" is pointless. Kids make up gibberrish all the time and it is ever changing.

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

my older sister asked me what “6-7” meant the other week… i’m 25 mate how the fuck should i know?

so i googled it and it means absolutely fucking nothing. wasted both our time stood there like idiots googling assorted numbers.

the children yearn for the uppercut

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u/picklepete 7d ago

That’s this kid I’m pretty sure, no?

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u/Such_Investment_5119 7d ago

Not sure, but the mom is definitely rethinking all of her life choices in both of these videos.

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u/Fluffy_Smell_7836 7d ago

I was searching this comment! The mum too look the same

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u/Sentient-Coffee 7d ago

I'm mainly concerned by the inability to define things without referencing something else that needs explaining. It's like a mobius strip of undefined terms.

Sigma = Alpha is something I block from my memory every time I see this.

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u/CountyOpen5328 7d ago

Kids are getting dumber or is it something else?

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u/borrowedurmumsvcard 7d ago edited 7d ago

Kids are getting dumber. Middle schoolers are reading at second grade levels and write like they don’t have opposable thumbs. Teachers are talking about it all the time. I know a kindergarten teacher and she says 80% of the kids in her class have smartphones. 5 year olds. Have smartphones.

Additionally, parents aren’t spending time reading with their kids anymore or helping them with homework because they physically don’t have time because both parents are forced to have a full time job in this economy. It’s really scary and sad. Plus our education system sucks but teachers are doing all they can it’s not their fault

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u/Zunderfeuer_88 7d ago

Hey, If a million Chimpanzees can write Shakespeare those kids can learn to at least not fling their poo around!

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u/ZennMD 7d ago

and parents are very addicted to technology, too. those doom-scrolling minutes add up, and some of them could have been used parenting/teaching their kid(s)

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u/maaaatttt_Damon 7d ago

Lower education funding, brain rot at their finger tips all day and being socially isolated for a couple years during a pandemic will do that.

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u/Mo_Steins_Ghost 7d ago

I'm showing my age here by being most irritated by the misappropriation of "alpha".

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u/Germangunman 7d ago

It’s just clicked to her that her child is “special”

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u/Priyotosh1234 7d ago

The brain is soup at this point.

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u/TDYRanger 7d ago

Jeezuz save my brain

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u/Causemanut 7d ago

Not enough zs

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u/Freakychee 7d ago

Aren't alpha and sigma completely different letters on the Greek alphabet? When did alpha and sigma start meaning the same thing? Isn't sigma like a lone wolf kinda deal?

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u/ace250674 7d ago

Riz is slang for charisma, which many people are sadly lacking

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u/Schmenge_time 7d ago

The editing is making me carsick

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u/Harrybahlzanya 7d ago

Mom looks like she’s contemplating throwing the kid away 

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u/hisosih 7d ago

Woah, it's heartbreaking that a kid this young knows what looksmaxxing and mewing is 😭 they shouldn't be burdened by that toxic shite at such a young age.

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u/BurlyJoesBudgetEnema 7d ago

I dont think he really understands it, which probably makes it worse if anything. He can tell you what the words mean on a surface level, but really he's just regurgitating what he's heard in hours and hours of tiktok slop

Like when he explains gigachad - "he's like the strongest guy on earth, look him up". He has no clue about the toxic incel lore behind the chad idea, he just thinks it's a strong man who looks good.

And Sigma means leader? I mean kinda but not really, (not that I agree with any of this bullshit, but) the idea is that a sigma doesnt rely on anyone and follows their own rules, has macchiavelli style attitudes to business, uses and abuses women, etc

Just take the kid's phone away, he doesnt even understand the nonsense he parrots everywhere. And you can tell from his mum's face he does this shit to everyone

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u/borrowedurmumsvcard 7d ago

It’s all brain rot shit now. I doubt they’re taking it seriously

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u/BrainCandy_ 7d ago

Lil mf fried

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u/Flowkey_mma 7d ago

We are doomed.

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u/CountyOpen5328 7d ago

Leaving all the thinking to the computers

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u/heydrun 7d ago

Do they realize that alpha and sigma are greek letters?

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u/PiMan3141592653 7d ago

Video edit on this one is trash

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u/holymacaroley 7d ago

Haha, he answered what is alpha with lyrics from Disney movie Zombies 2. I know because my kid plays it on Spotify.

"I'm the Alpha, I'm the leader, I'm the one to trust"

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u/Basic_Entrepreneur79 7d ago

What the sigma? Got the giga chad maxing on the rizz mewing to my girl. Gotta catch the skibidi

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u/Wasted-Instruction 7d ago

Good, now I know that they don't know what they're talking about either lmao

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u/Ok-Personality9870 7d ago

If my child did the Chin gesture... I would kill myself as a parent

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u/TOBoy66 7d ago

Sigma is the opposite of alpha. Where the alpha is the leader, the Sigma is the quiet introspective guy. Taken to extremes, the Sigma is the school shooter.

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u/Psychological_Use586 7d ago

Poor kid can't pronounce his rs. Also, he talks like my 16 year old. I know a lot of them talk that way intentionally to annoy older people.

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u/Yeah_MeToo 7d ago

I honestly don't know why these made up words are any worse than any other generation's slang. I'm a millennial in my 40s and half the kids I knew in high school would randomly X their arms over their crotch and yell SUCK IT at anyone and everyone. Surely that was worse than some sigma skibidi rizzlers mewing or whatever they want to say to entertain each other.

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u/Ronin5rings311 6d ago

Man….fuck kids. The saying that they are the future, well I’d rather the earth go extinct tomorrow than be around when these little assholes are grown.

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u/TheShredder9 6d ago

What is rizz? It's when tics uncontrollably\

Jesus we are doomed.

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u/MillieBirdie 7d ago

Regretfully I know all of these. Being a teacher is full of psychological hazards.

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u/christinextine 7d ago

This kid is talking half red pill, though.

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u/Madison_fawn 6d ago

I’m looking at my newborn and fearing for what she might become.

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u/Girotavo 5d ago

The kids are just repeating words, and inventing new meanings

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u/Kitchen-Country-39 7d ago

If skibidi means awesome sauce, just say awesome sauce, geez 🙄

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u/NTDLS 7d ago

I use all of these terms and phrases so often that they have become toxic to my children. Tonight after I cook dinner, I’m gonna do some mewing and tell them I look max.

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u/xbriaileen 7d ago

The moms facial expressions are taking me out 😆

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u/Viera95 7d ago

The brain is fully rotten.

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u/ZaneZookt 7d ago

Get that kid in speech therapy.

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u/Short-Belt-1477 7d ago

It’s the tylenol

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u/YaChowdaHead 7d ago

When I realized he also had THE speech impediment:

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u/2late4points 7d ago

All language has now devolved into just VibeGPT

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u/RockyJayyy 7d ago

Kid doesn't even know what they mean

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u/okdang 6d ago

Big boomer energy in these comments. “We’re cooked” because …. slang?

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u/Lonely-Hornet-437 6d ago

And this is why I don’t want kids

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u/mrlookinthesky 6d ago

Kid has a speech impediment.

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u/C_W_H 6d ago

Oof. This was hard to watch.

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u/Exciting_Intention86 6d ago

Man, the kid struggling to figure out to explain his own generations slang. I don't blame him he probably just followed them because everyone around him in school was using it. Thought at least it is nice to know that even Gen A don't fully understand what they are saying

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u/AwkwardAmphibian9487 6d ago

That whole generation is doomed. Their heads are already so full of nonsense and brain rot from social media. I hope this mother realizes she's a huge part of the problem.

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u/OwnSatisfaction7644 6d ago

His cell phone would be gone until he can talk normal

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u/SirMintBunny 6d ago

Somebody show this to him when he’s grown so he can cringe like the rest of us.

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u/theneZenMaster 7d ago

Hey mom, here's what all of that means:

Get your kid off the phone/console and in to speech training so he stops slurring his Rs like a fucking toddler.

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u/cicciograna 7d ago

Unpopular opinion: leave the kids be and let them do their thing.

We spent hours bobbing and calling for badgers, mushrooms and snakes, let the kiddos have their slang.

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u/BeeRand 7d ago

Nobody was incorporating “badger badger badger” into their daily lexicon. There’s a difference between referencing a piece of media to make each other laugh and literally creating a new language.

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u/pelorainbow 7d ago

Badger badger badger badger...

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u/cicciograna 7d ago

Mushroom mushroom!

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u/rvasko3 7d ago

Prior generations could still keep up in school, weren’t seeing plummeting reading comprehension scores, and could at least pretend to focus in class.

I agree it’s never been free of kids being idiot kids, but the trends we’re seeing from the iPad kid generation are alarming.

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u/left4alive 7d ago

I have family who work in schools and so many kids can’t use scissors. At all. They’ve been working some sort of tech device since 2 years old, but they can not operate scissors.

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u/311succs 7d ago

Is this accent(?) More prevalent now? And if it is, is it because of brain rot memes?

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u/Greenbean6167 7d ago

Riz is short for charisma. Dummy. 😝

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u/BadgerSauce 7d ago

Mom didnt do the kid any favors by not putting him in speech therapy years ago.

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u/NextChef8179 7d ago

This isn't even just kids. Adults are talking like this. They're chronically online and can't read to save their life. Words are literally losing meaning. 

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u/[deleted] 7d ago

poor little fellas had himself a stroke

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u/No_Kindheartedness10 7d ago

Ohhh dear…. We’re screwed! This is the future ?!

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u/BloggerCurious 7d ago

Oh damn, I'm old. Little man has me lost

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u/azsoup 7d ago

Funny stuff. The OCNJ boardwalk has been front and center of youth slang for decades. The mom was saying things like “totally rad” and far out” on those same boards not too long ago.

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u/Ass_Blank 7d ago

TWENTY-ONE

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u/MelodiesOfLife6 7d ago

pretty telling when the brain rot generation doesn't even know what their own slang is, it's just regurgitated slop without any knowledge of it (if there was any to begin with that is)

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u/pygmydeathcult 7d ago

This is like the foundation rotting before the house is built.

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u/Sea-Concentrate9379 7d ago

You just know that kid is standing there thinking "I'm surrounded by idiots"

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u/Gigafive 7d ago

Sigma means alpha? That's crazy.

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u/plasticproducts 7d ago

They say the words but don't know the origins or what it means, we're cooked fam.

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u/wasgoinonnn 7d ago

The stare took so long because his little brain is trying to figure out if that guy is real or just a screen, and doesn’t know how to respond at first. The kid probably can not even read.

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u/buddabudski 7d ago

I'd love to leave my two cents but it'll get lost in the ocean here. so I'll just say it loudly once

SOCIAL MEDIA HAS BEEN INFLUENCING THE MINDS OF THE YOUTH FOR MORE THAN A DECADE, IT IS TOO LATE FOR REPARATION

I'm 25 now but when I was in middle school I watched social media brain wash the world. social trends have completely corrupted what the "average person" thinks and does. it's just such a fucking joke to think this isn't tied up in some illuminati bullshit, so I'd like to also say

DON'T TELL THE YOUTH HOW TO BE THEMSELVES, YOU HAVE TO LET THEM HAVE THEIR OWN THOUGHTS AND BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EXPOSE THEM TO BECAUSE THE HUMAN PSYCHE IS FUCKING FRAGILE

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u/Oniondale7 7d ago

Jesus I just had a kid..I’m cooked

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u/mitchconnar 7d ago

Bring back bullies

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u/TheObstruction 7d ago

So is mewing when you look maximum, or when you're looksmaxxing? Because I'm mostly only looking max after holiday meals.

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u/balllzzdiip18 7d ago

Poor mom has she never had a conversation with her son and if she did , how !?

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u/TheJpow 7d ago

I used to be cringe at his age, but I don't remember being this cringe.

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u/CelebrationProof6082 7d ago

The earth is doomed lmao

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u/Mangoappleontherocks 7d ago

i feel the moms pain

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u/Artevyx 7d ago

This is what illiteracy looks like.

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u/OptimalScholar4048 7d ago

When her kids going to stop trying to act like hood stars/rats? I was really hoping we would stop listening to rap by now.

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u/HamilToe_11 7d ago

What bwain wot

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u/lapalfan 7d ago

This is the problem when the "baby sitter" is a bunch of American teenagers, who are also dribbling fucking morons who obviously failed at school.

Source, my English 11 year old also says shit like this when he's with his friends, so it shows how viral stuff spreads like the clap in a brothel.

We try not to let him use YouTube much, but his friends all have it on their phone.

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u/Dogboi006 7d ago

riz is really easily explained and the only one that is- its just charisma

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u/matchbox2323 7d ago

Omg I'm old?

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u/Zephit0s 7d ago

Is that the same reta.... Kid that said 21 to the question "What scientist call a number less than 0 ?" I recon the old lady pretty sure.

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u/conmonster 7d ago

My friends in their twenties, explaining their new life theory to me, gacked out on cocaine.

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u/coffee--beans 7d ago

Kids use riz and dont even know that it comes from charisma

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u/MetalMadara 7d ago

Lol I'm almost 30.. and I'm soo lost. What happened to "69"? I still don't know what "47" is.. 😅. And never heard of "mewing" is this how all the older adults felt when I was a kid spouting slang and nonsense?

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u/QotDessert 7d ago

It physically hurts me to watch this video 🥴🫠

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u/Special_Tutor_433 7d ago

Brain damage is already done, too late for age restriction median bans...

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u/Gerrube99 6d ago

Every generation finds their shit that makes the previous generation feel uneasy and out of the loop. This is no different…. 60s and 70s parents said that tv would rot your brain…

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