A 5 year old kid watching a show that was clearly made for teenagers ? Sound like Mom blew it on this one and she's just looking for someone else to blame..............
To be fair, if I just lost my kids to a fire because I was out while they were watching TV, I'd blame the TV show or the fact the remote doesn't have safety features. Though the mom left her 2 kids unattended and with the ability to make a fire. A 5 year old shouldn't be able to make fire.
@@dotplusdot5961 That 5 year old could have easily made his own fire by watching an episode of Bear Grylls or Survivorman if they were airing at that time. Truth be told. She was a piss poor parent.
I saw another video about the incident that had an interview with the boy that set the fire after he was grown. He said he didn't even have cable to watch Beavis and Butt-Head, and his mother was always leaving him and his sister unattended due to a drug addiction , and she made the up the whole Beavis and Butt-Head story.
And the politicians use that story (exclude the drug addiction) just to gain control of the media and to earn votes (get to be in bed with them) from whiny soccer moms.
That makes sense. You have to question why a 5 and 2 year old were left unattended long enough for the 5 year old to have the ability to start a fire. Most likely the mother also left lighters around the house. Unattended 5 year old with a lighter is a very dangerous thing.
talk to me when they blame it on books or bad parenting. Seriously, most of my bad habits came from books like the great gatsby, to kill a mockingbird, and tom clancy... seriously, these books are generally considered books that most can read... really... no.
Lazy, neglectful parents often look to these things they use as parenting supplements when faced with their children's shitty behaviour. Instead of introspecting, they blame is on da veedeo gaems or da teeevee!!! Because to admit otherwise would expose that they are shitty parents and are responsible for their children's upbringing and behaviour. But these kinds of morons hate responsibility, despite constantly shitting out children. So we get controversies like this!
I could have sworn i heard about that 5 year old burning down the trailer, he's older now and when asked about it he claimed that he hadn't even seen the show since they didn't have cable.
She should've been arrested for child neglect that's bullshit. But the media are a bunch of goddamn vultures antagonizing tv, videogames and movie is what brings the views.
Just because it looks like a cartoon show DOESN'T MEAN it's aim for all ages! B&B is a show for mature audiences only, not for children! And also, B&B were made for laughs, NOT for educational. Just saying.
Back then, everyone thought cartoons were for kids, so when we got the Simpsons, Beavis & Butthead, Duckman, etc, the older folks had a hard time with it. But by the time of Family Guy and South Park, there wasn't too many complaints about them. I think I once seen the media try to go after South Park, but ultimately, by that point, the mold had been broken.
Oh yeah, that episode Lightning Strikes was a brilliant episode! First B&B impersonate what they watch on PBS, then a concerned parent asked for details about what they saw, then asked if "the old guy with glasses" they saw was Howard Stern. Then the woman looks through the TV list, and decides there's "no way" it could have been Benjamin Franklin. (The woman later discovers B&B also saw music videos that day, then concludes that music videos were to blame for B&B's actions.)
The mom blamed Beavis and Butt-Head? Sure blame a cartoon instead of your irresponsible parenting for not restricting what your child should watch that'll solve the problem of your daughter's death... Humanity never fails to disappoint me...
@@zienwolf They obviously had a lighter or matches instead. It's not very encouraging to notice how some parents are actually dumber and more irresponsible than Beavis and Butt-Head.
@@zienwolf Then how was this kid a "fan" of a show that was on a CABLE channel? Was she giving the kid VHS dubs? 5 year olds in the 90's weren't really all that great a pirating TV shows....Or working VCRs.....WTF Am I missing?
"Cartoons gave my children a bad influence!" No, you allowed them to watch something that should not be seen as an educational show at all. I did a whole presentation about this in my junior year of high school. It actually focused on violent video games not being responsible for kids turning into murderers, but I did cover the topic on parents being responsible for what their kids are exposed to in that presentation.
oh lets add more about this "bad influence" you parents getting from tv and games. you parents blamed games and tv so bad. now we have shows that are cringy as in really really dumb things going on that no one has learned anything, annoying as in wont stop being noisy or just wont shut up and the wrong ways to deal with your issues. from 70% of kid shows we have today. hell even adult shows are not even adult shows anymore. as for games. is not there fault you can't beat there game that's not build for you. not there fault you can't understand because half of the time you can't read. not there fault for not reading a rating mark in front of there games AND warnings that tells you ahead of time on what you getting. you cried to them so much. now we have games that are no longer creative with there stories and mechanics anymore. thanks to them. there's nothing else to watch and do on tv and net. it's becoming so pointless is getting to the point that we are letting the hackers win. you know what I mean?
I blame the parents. My parents wouldn't let me watch that type of show when I was a kid. You can't discipline your kids early in life, they're not going to listen to Authority later in life
Same, my parents didn't let me watch it either. And it's just as well. Today, Beavis and Butt-Head Do America is unironically one of my favorite movies. I'm a sucker for funny voices and they just load everything they can into that flick.
I watched this as a 9 year old. My older sister used to wake me up after our mom went to bed so I could watch it with her. Never set a house on fire. But my mom sure did get a lot of calls from school about me quoting lines from the show. 😅
@ZB Have you seen the comments sections on MSM YT channels? The videos are usually downvoted to hell and people tend to leave troll comments. While many people still trust MSM, that trust is at an all time low.
@ZB You don't really need a link (I wouldn't trust a single source anyways), just googling "public trust in MSM" will be enough. I'm in the UK and if you look at a few random videos from UK MSM YT channels (ie, the Sun, Daily Mail, Sky News, BBC etc), you'll find a lot of videos downvoted and people leaving all sorts of snarky comments. Usually this is the case with politically charged videos (ie COVID, climate change etc) that get this treatment. That's assuming the video hasn't had comments and ratings disabled.
from what i heard, later on the kid stated that he had never even seen the show because they didn’t even have cable at the time. clearly the mom just needed a scapegoat for her absolutely garbage parenting
It's inspiring to realize that, precisely *because* of the hissyfits thrown by the 90s-era Cancel Culture Clan, Beavis and Butthead kept going on stronger than ever...so strong, in fact, that it's returning to TV later this year.
Imagine actually how gullible the average american crowd must've been to believe the bullshit the media was pushing onto them from the beavis and butthead controversy. Yeah a five year old started a fire, don't ask how he got the tools do such things, just blame beavis and butthead as the responsible parents of said child did!
I can't imagine living in a world where Beavis and Butt-head never existed. It was one of those shows that my generation made sure they were home to watch when it came on and you still recorded it with your VCR. The 90s were an amazing time.
Beavis and Butthead are gaining relevance again. Through the new memes, the Comedy Central revival, the movie being made free on UA-cam, and the Paramount Plus ads, their popularity is gaining back to the state of the 90s.
I hope they're just as dumb and offend just as many people as before, I don't want some watered down crap where the writers are too scared to offend anyone that the jokes aren't funny
@@BoosterDuck9 how the fuck would you get an opinion like that? I'm saying I hope it offends people because fuck them, not that it's the only reason I watch the show. I've also seen all but the last 2 shows you claim I've never watched. Seriously, what a stupid fucking thing to say
I heard an interview with the kid as a grown up. His mom was an irresponsible drug addict who neglected them and he said the show had absolutely no responsibility for the fire
I love when irresponsable parents blame the media for their lack of parenting skills, first your 5yr old shouldn’t be watching a 13+ show. Then they are going to blame videogames for their f up kids doing a school-shooting instead of talking to your kids.
Actually I blame the 5th amendment for school shootings. 🏫 take away the firearms. There won't be any firearms to shoot with. Look at other countries. America has the worst gun crime in the world. But stopping a show is more important than stopping guns.
@@davidoliver7510 That's the _2nd_ Amendment. The Fifth Amendment is the right to due process. Also, the country with the highest gun crime rate is El Salvador, not the United States.
@@Klabbity_Kloots clown 🤡 no because its legal to have guns in the USA. There has been more gunshot kills in USA than most wars. Its just legal in USA.
@@dairerowland5115 gun laws would prevent that. Mental illness is difficult to cure. Loss of family 👪 members and friends. Probably causes the mental illness due to grief. Maybe bring in gun control. And then not so many people will have to grieve over lost loved ones. Guns kill people. That is what guns are designed to do. Gun laws save lives. Guns take lives away.
I watched Beavis and Butthead at a very early age, and I believe it's why I became more mature than my peers during my elementary and middle school years. The reason it helped is twofold I believe, for one the show acted as a sort of swear dictionary, outlining behavior that I should avoid if I wanted to be seen as mature, and since acting mature got me more freedom and privileges from my parents not imitating the main characters was more beneficial from my perspective, secondly it acted as an outlet for my immaturity so that the desire to act immaturely in social situations would arise less often, kind of like how violent video games can act as an outlet for people who might otherwise have desires to act violently in the real world. I am thankful for my parent's irresponsibility as I wouldn't be the person I am today without it.
Funny thing is that's what Mike judge wanted the show to represent what not to do but and after looking at episodes you can see hidden life lessons sprinked over by comedy that life lesson of if you do A you'll end up like B ect but it took the opposite turn lmao and he said welp "ig it's nice some they think some old guy made something cool" seeing Mike judge make idiocracy and correlating society today is mind blowing to see why it did the complete opposite
This line is still relevant today and probably will be forever. Matt Stone and Trey Parker are geniuses. If they ever ran for President, I would be spending all of my time campaigning for them.
I actually watched the show back then but it did originally air at 7:30 pm If I remember correctly then after the controversy it moved to 11:30pm trying to keep younger kids from watching I still think daria was way better cause bevis and butt-head felt to random for me and the video is wrong according to mike judge mr Anderson isn’t hank hill despite some similarities more visibility how they sound alike
Still waiting on that reboot! I remember my mom once overheard the dialogue of a wrestling match I was watching where someone said they were gonna let them slap his momma (and she was on the stage ready to be slapped). She over heard it from the kitchen and immediately banned me from watching wwf. It only made me enjoy it more.
I have been binge watching toon fridge videos all day and I think I now have a PHD in cartoon history… I know so many random animation facts now and I love it 😂
When they tried to revive Beavis and Butthead the second time, it was actually pretty funny. It made fun of the current MTV shows which are dumb af. MTV in the 90's was a lot better than what we currently have. I want to watch the third revive, hope it goes well.
So interesting fact, that kid was somewhat recently interviewed now as a man and stated that he hadn't even seen the show until after the incident. He went on record saying that he had no love for his mother who was an addict, they either didn't have a TV or it was an analog black-and-white TV which couldn't even get the channel, and that when the fire started, his mother was aware of it and called the news station BEFORE the fire department, which is why you can hear the sirens getting closer and (if I remember correctly) could see the fire trucks appear on the full broadcast.
What a fucking horrible parent. The 2 year old’s life could have been saved if the dumbass mom didn’t call the news before trying to save her children’s lives
It is not Beavis and Butthead’s fault, it is the parents’ fault for letting a 5 year old watching an adult cartoon. Beavis and Butthead is legendary, and doesn’t deserve to get attacked all because of poor parenting.
People needed to grow up, I was like 6 when I first seen the show, and I'm 24 now, it taught me to laugh at a lot of life when pain held me back but to also stand up for myself.
I wasn’t allowed to watch certain shows and movies for older audiences when I was younger. I used to think that was super unfair, but looking back at these irresponsible parents blaming the media for their own fuck-ups, I think I should be grateful for that.
The sad part is every cartoon had violence or something that wasn’t good for the kids but when I was a growing up watching these cartoons you didn’t have to paste a do not try this at home sticker on everything because we weren’t idiots!
I do remember my moms friend who was a big B&B fan use to give me 6 hour VHS tapes of B&B where she would tape em on mtv back then. I was around 10 years old. My mom was cool with me watching them as long as I don't repeat what they say. But my dad would flip out if he ever caught me watching them. This was back when the fire scenes were removed and I didn't even know about it. Now I got the entire uncensored king turd collection on a usb drive where I watch it on my ps4.
I remember hearing about this incident about a house burning down. It was revealed later that the Beavis and Butthead cartoon did not even cause this to happen. Parents were just looking to complain about something because children were watching television all of the time. Crying about stuff like Beavis and Butthead and all things that were not happy planted the seeds for this PC culture today.
Half of the time with Beavis and Butthead you're laughing with them, the other half of the time you're laughing at them. The underlying punchline of the whole show is they're a pair of dumb teenage boys. Sometimes they say things that young guys actually think, sometime they do insanely stupid things. I enjoy watching the show but I recognize that it's only a cartoon not meant to be taken that seriously and it's not intended for young children. It still bothers me knowing a 2 year old child died back then because of a house fire and I'm not intending to blow that off, it's horrible. However the real lesson I think needed to be learned is that parents should be more responsible for their children. TV isn't responsible for raising your children, you are. Small children don't know any better than to play with fire but their parents do. It's a shame a 2 year old had to die and people still didn't get it. While on this topic, growing up I've come to realize that the '[fill in the blank] rots your brain' argument tends to be a load of garbage. It's been around for decades, 'video games will rot your brain', 'TV/movies will rot your brain', 'music will rot your brain', 'comic books will rot your brain'. About a hundred or so year ago older generations were telling the youth to not read books because it was a waste of time when they could be out and about doing things and having experiences. Nowadays older folks preach to the youth to read books instead. Charlie Manson the killer went on record stating that the White album by the Beatles inspired some of his killings. Since 1 guy was a psycho killer I guess we need to ban the Beatles because it's not like anyone else has common sense and can think for themselves. Everything is going to have it's strengths and weaknesses, some more than others probably, but overall it's a stupid argument that's been going on forever. Replace 'X' with the newest thing and news stations have something to bitch about.
Beavis and Butthead was just a scapegoat for the parent's own failures. Easier to blame an external source than take responsibility for one's own negligence.
My mom was around 33 or so when Beavis and Butthead came out. My twin sister and I were a year old when it came out. She loved it and knew how to keep an eye on her twin girls so they wouldn’t watch it. However, as we got older, we were able to watch a few episodes if reruns were on. My mom dropped out of high school in the 70’s when she found out she was pregnant with my older brother. He has an above-genius level IQ and would watch the show if it was on while he was doing homework. My twin sister and I both have above-genius level IQ’s too, so it certainly didn’t dumb down any of our minds! Ultimately, it was (and still is) the responsibility of parents to monitor their children. There is no excuse for a parent letting their five-year-old watch a TV show that is clearly meant for teenagers and adults. It was tragic what happened to the little girl, but a five-year-old isn’t going to comprehend the extent of his actions. Had his parents actually played the role of parents, he would not have burned his house or even watched the show in the first place. Beavis and Butthead will always remind me of the 90’s. It was a better time then. TV shows nowadays are garbage.
i remember the boy burning everything up and accidentally killing his sister but why was the boy left unattended at that age long enough for that to happen and why were matches or lighters in his reach?
To be fair, there are a few times where media does influence people for the worse: - When the movie Jaws was released, people started killing sharks for no reason, more than we were doing already, most sharks are killed to eat their fins, but killing them for no reason helped, the movie made it hard to convince people that sharks are a part of nature and must be preserved. - Gangsta rap led people to the thug life style, thinking that's it's cool to be a crook, while listening to hip-hop music alone won't make you a criminal, it is a catalyst. But in the end, we shouldn't be blaming media like music, movies, cartoons, comics and videogames on everything, we need to educate people, and kids need parenting, it doesn't matter if it's a CRT TV or a tablet, kids shouldn't be watching whatever they want unsupervised.
2 questions come to mind as a parent myself. 1. Why are you letting a 5 year old watch Beavis and Butthead? & 2. Where were you as a parent as your child started a fire? Sounds like poor parenting, and neglect to me; the kicker is her not even taking responsibility for it 🤦♂️
@@yanfei7782 Google "The Dunning Kruger Effect." It boils down to a psychological phenomenon that states the people who are least competent at something also tend to be the most arrogant and have an overinflated sense of their own competence.
2:27 in other words, she let her kids play with fire unattended and was surprised to realize fire spreads, like really fast, like wow, maybe if you taught them not to play with fire and watched them, they wouldn't have done that, especially at 5 years old.
Beavis and Butthead wouldn't last in today's world because everyone would get offended. If it was to be revamped, theyd probably change their look and their entire character, which would totally suck.
I watched Beavis and Butt-Head but I was already an adult when it debuted. Since this parent of the 2 year child, who died, was so upset, why did she blame B&BH and not herself for allowing her five year old to watch it, and not keeping lighters where the child could get to it? This is such an American thing to do, blame anyone else, but never accept your own personal responsibility.
Youth culture has always been blamed for bad behavior in children. Comic books, rock & roll (later heavy metal), video games... Ironically we now have Christian versions of all of these things.
If only adults knew as kids, we were already doing these things... P.S. I blame bad parenting for the death of that child. Perhaps 5 year old's shouldn't have access to lighters
@UCIakhA4ticuml8yT1rzBKYw 1st hes 5. 2nd the lighter shouldn't be in the child's reach. 3rd he never even saw the show. The mother lied they never has cable. 4th shut the fuck up
i asked my dad about the show and he went on a full on rant about how stupid the incident was LMAO. honestly though, it is definitely just poor parenting and the neglect that lead to the fire. like, im sure BnB was rated M or T.
i remember when this aired in Canada under Much Music. They had a warning before playing the cartoon and they also played it here after 10:00 pm (I think it was 11 pm if I remember correctly). I taped them on the old VHS, but that isn't working right now for me to type in what the warning use to say.
I enjoy watching the clips and show largely because it DOES accurately represent how sad and pathetic younger generations are. Letterman said it right, and for anyone of younger generations to actually claim (with pride no less) that they feel they are being represented by the 2 characters is hilarious! Truly SAD at the same time. See it for what it is and then DO BETTER than that! DUH!
From Wikipedia: "The show was blamed for the death of two-year-old Jessica Messner in Moraine, Ohio, in October 1993. The girl's five-year-old brother, Austin, set fire to his mother's mobile home with a cigarette lighter, killing the two-year-old.[17] The mother later claimed that her son watched an episode in which the characters said "fire was fun".[17] However, the neighbors stated that the family did not even have cable television and would thus be unable to view the show.[18][19] In February 1994, watchdog group Morality in Media claimed that the death of eight-month-old Natalia Rivera, struck by a bowling ball thrown from an overpass onto a highway in Jersey City, New Jersey, near the Holland Tunnel by 18-year-old Calvin J. Settle, was partially inspired by Beavis and Butt-Head.[24] The group said that Settle was influenced by the episode "Ball Breakers", in which Beavis and Butt-Head load a bowling ball with explosives and drop it from a rooftop.[24] While Morality in Media claimed that the show inspired Settle's actions, the case's prosecutors did not. It was later revealed by both prosecutors and the defendant that Settle did not have cable TV, nor did he watch the show." I saw another video about the incident that had an interview with the boy that set the fire after he was grown. He said he didn't even have cable to watch Beavis and Butt-Head, and his mother was always leaving him and his sister unattended due to a drug addiction , and she made the up the whole Beavis and Butt-Head story.
My dad and I always watched Beavis and Butthead together but he told me if I were try anything I saw, I'd get five across the ass and a week away from tv. To this day I still laugh at this show with him even with the uproar it caused and the promises issued.
Hey boss, you said MTV removed episodes with fire. Does this apply to the seasons on Paramount+? This is a surprisingly difficult show to aquire with out modifications. I just want the original run.
I'm pretty sure they only have the Mike judge collection on paramount+. Outside of fan recordings I don't think you can see all or even most of the original episodes.
The parent blamed the show so she could deflect blame for failing to notice the very obvious signs of a house being burned down and failing to teach her school aged child that he shouldn't play with fire. My 5 year old was listening to this and asked why he was playing with fire and if his sister went to heaven (😭). Like, they know better at that age typically
While it was indeed a tragic accident to lose his sister in the fire, his parents should have taught him not to play with fire, let alone play with fire in the house. While television could have given him the idea, that does not mean it is the fault of the cartoon. Parents should teach their kids that cartoons are not meant to be replicated and monitor their television if they think it has that big of an impact.
A 5 year old kid watching a show that was clearly made for teenagers ? Sound like Mom blew it on this one and she's just looking for someone else to blame..............
To be fair, if I just lost my kids to a fire because I was out while they were watching TV, I'd blame the TV show or the fact the remote doesn't have safety features.
Though the mom left her 2 kids unattended and with the ability to make a fire. A 5 year old shouldn't be able to make fire.
@@dotplusdot5961 That 5 year old could have easily made his own fire by watching an episode of Bear Grylls or Survivorman if they were airing at that time. Truth be told. She was a piss poor parent.
Teenagers ARE kids junior....duh.
Surprising that a 5 year old could even use a lighter
@@Zoloft77 me at age 5: *watches bear grills*
Me age 7: I made nature my bitch by killing that fish
I saw another video about the incident that had an interview with the boy that set the fire after he was grown. He said he didn't even have cable to watch Beavis and Butt-Head, and his mother was always leaving him and his sister unattended due to a drug addiction , and she made the up the whole Beavis and Butt-Head story.
Dang. That explains a lot. Can you get me the link to the video. That’s Intresting
Yea, sauce please
@@noahbossier1131 ua-cam.com/video/f59iIv8ml7I/v-deo.html
At the 5:00 minute mark. I watched it too.
And the politicians use that story (exclude the drug addiction) just to gain control of the media and to earn votes (get to be in bed with them) from whiny soccer moms.
That makes sense.
You have to question why a 5 and 2 year old were left unattended long enough for the 5 year old to have the ability to start a fire.
Most likely the mother also left lighters around the house. Unattended 5 year old with a lighter is a very dangerous thing.
"Dem cartoons made my kids stupid"
Not the neglect
People are just bad parents
No, bad lazy parents did
No, her genetics did.
Both the parents and the kid were probably already pretty stupid
Not any less than stupid than 99 percent of other t.v. shows!
When things go bad and people don't know who to blame it on, they blame it on TV shows, Movies and video games
talk to me when they blame it on books or bad parenting. Seriously, most of my bad habits came from books like the great gatsby, to kill a mockingbird, and tom clancy... seriously, these books are generally considered books that most can read... really... no.
You left out the No. 1 most blamed media item and IT was getting blamed way early on and regularly....MUSIC!
Lazy, neglectful parents often look to these things they use as parenting supplements when faced with their children's shitty behaviour. Instead of introspecting, they blame is on da veedeo gaems or da teeevee!!! Because to admit otherwise would expose that they are shitty parents and are responsible for their children's upbringing and behaviour. But these kinds of morons hate responsibility, despite constantly shitting out children. So we get controversies like this!
Or music.
Or Canada.
🎵"Blame Canada! Blame Canada!"🎵
I know right! Violence and arson never existed before TV came along. Human beings were so peaceful until they were corrupted by cartoons!
When I was a kid I watched Roadrunner and Coyote so I used to reenact things that they did, like falling off a cliff. But see, I'm just fine.
Nor did I beat up minorities like Popeye did.
@@Zoloft77 Popeye helped minorities
@@Zoloft77 wtf lmfao
I tried to propel myself with a giant sling shot. Didn't work for me either.
That right, you will always be fine falling off a cliff because the shows teaches you to carry an umbrella
I could have sworn i heard about that 5 year old burning down the trailer, he's older now and when asked about it he claimed that he hadn't even seen the show since they didn't have cable.
Goddamn moms so irresponsible she made up the entire story just to save her ass(oh yeah gimme link to article if u find one plz)
It came out they didn't even have cable.
@@mrvespuccia.k.ameganite1747 turns out she was the one watching it obviously lol
She should've been arrested for child neglect that's bullshit. But the media are a bunch of goddamn vultures antagonizing tv, videogames and movie is what brings the views.
@@mrvespuccia.k.ameganite1747 frrrr
Just because it looks like a cartoon show DOESN'T MEAN it's aim for all ages! B&B is a show for mature audiences only, not for children! And also, B&B were made for laughs, NOT for educational. Just saying.
Yeah like South park, Family guy, Rick and Morty, Bojack Horseman and more.
Back then, everyone thought cartoons were for kids, so when we got the Simpsons, Beavis & Butthead, Duckman, etc, the older folks had a hard time with it. But by the time of Family Guy and South Park, there wasn't too many complaints about them. I think I once seen the media try to go after South Park, but ultimately, by that point, the mold had been broken.
Rs💯
Perfect point
If you're watching a show like Beavis and Butthead, that pretty much rules out any semblance of maturity on your part.
4:18
“And blames Benjamin Franklin’s bad influence for their actions”
*shows picture of Thomas Jefferson*
That's the joke.
Uhuhuhuh, what a dumbath. Uhuhuhuh
Oh yeah, that episode Lightning Strikes was a brilliant episode! First B&B impersonate what they watch on PBS, then a concerned parent asked for details about what they saw, then asked if "the old guy with glasses" they saw was Howard Stern. Then the woman looks through the TV list, and decides there's "no way" it could have been Benjamin Franklin. (The woman later discovers B&B also saw music videos that day, then concludes that music videos were to blame for B&B's actions.)
@@Defrap22 glad to read it I was worried
The mom blamed Beavis and Butt-Head?
Sure blame a cartoon instead of your irresponsible parenting for not restricting what your child should watch that'll solve the problem of your daughter's death...
Humanity never fails to disappoint me...
I keep hearing in the comments section that the family didn't even have cable.
@@zienwolf
What?! Oml
@@zienwolf They obviously had a lighter or matches instead. It's not very encouraging to notice how some parents are actually dumber and more irresponsible than Beavis and Butt-Head.
@@mikitz In fact, it’s totally ironic.
@@zienwolf Then how was this kid a "fan" of a show that was on a CABLE channel? Was she giving the kid VHS dubs? 5 year olds in the 90's weren't really all that great a pirating TV shows....Or working VCRs.....WTF Am I missing?
A 5 years old kid watching a 13+ Shows? Yeah blame the show because of the toddler setting fire on the shed
It’s the parents for being terrible
He never even watched it, the family grew up with no cable.
@@doddermodd Really? Do you have a source for that?
@@zienwolf it's fairly obvious considering the fact that they lived in a trailer.
@@zienwolf ua-cam.com/video/f59iIv8ml7I/v-deo.html
At the 5:00 minute mark.
I love how the mom blames the show instead of taking responsibility for being a terrible parent
Or that her kids were stupid. When I was young, I was smart enough to play with matches outside the house.
I would never play with matches period
"Cartoons gave my children a bad influence!"
No, you allowed them to watch something that should not be seen as an educational show at all. I did a whole presentation about this in my junior year of high school. It actually focused on violent video games not being responsible for kids turning into murderers, but I did cover the topic on parents being responsible for what their kids are exposed to in that presentation.
oh lets add more about this "bad influence" you parents getting from tv and games. you parents blamed games and tv so bad.
now we have shows that are cringy as in really really dumb things going on that no one has learned anything, annoying as in wont stop being noisy or just wont shut up and the wrong ways to deal with your issues. from 70% of kid shows we have today. hell even adult shows are not even adult shows anymore.
as for games. is not there fault you can't beat there game that's not build for you. not there fault you can't understand because half of the time you can't read. not there fault for not reading a rating mark in front of there games AND warnings that tells you ahead of time on what you getting. you cried to them so much. now we have games that are no longer creative with there stories and mechanics anymore.
thanks to them. there's nothing else to watch and do on tv and net. it's becoming so pointless is getting to the point that we are letting the hackers win. you know what I mean?
This is know as the worst cartoon ever made period
I blame the parents. My parents wouldn't let me watch that type of show when I was a kid. You can't discipline your kids early in life, they're not going to listen to Authority later in life
My parents weren't even around and my sis didn't even care 🤣
Same, my parents didn't let me watch it either. And it's just as well. Today, Beavis and Butt-Head Do America is unironically one of my favorite movies. I'm a sucker for funny voices and they just load everything they can into that flick.
The kid didn’t even watch the show in an interview he said his mom lied and even called the news before the fire department it’s so bs
same, my parents didn't even want me watching Adventure Time when I was 10
My parents wouldn't even let me watch it when I was 18. She pulled that v chip bullshit after I was legally an adult.
It says “do not try this at home” in the opening credits…
Dumb, crude, thoughtless, ugly, sexist self-destructive fools...
@@member-berry-bonbons1124 im all the above except thoughtless, ugly and self-destructive
@@member-berry-bonbons1124 what's wrong with the comment?
@@xvp08 what do you mean?
@@member-berry-bonbons1124 They were just pointing out a fact I see pretty much no reason to say all that stuff
I watched this as a 9 year old. My older sister used to wake me up after our mom went to bed so I could watch it with her. Never set a house on fire. But my mom sure did get a lot of calls from school about me quoting lines from the show. 😅
The mom should've put her matches somewhere better so the 5 year old wouldn't cause the fire.
@ZB and the biggest mystery of our time is why nobody trusts the news.
@ZB Have you seen the comments sections on MSM YT channels? The videos are usually downvoted to hell and people tend to leave troll comments. While many people still trust MSM, that trust is at an all time low.
@ZB You don't really need a link (I wouldn't trust a single source anyways), just googling "public trust in MSM" will be enough.
I'm in the UK and if you look at a few random videos from UK MSM YT channels (ie, the Sun, Daily Mail, Sky News, BBC etc), you'll find a lot of videos downvoted and people leaving all sorts of snarky comments. Usually this is the case with politically charged videos (ie COVID, climate change etc) that get this treatment. That's assuming the video hasn't had comments and ratings disabled.
Friendly reminder: The 5 year old in question didn't have Cable TV.
Watched it at a friend's house.
Well obviously the parents LET him watch it...
I always took care about what my daughter was watching when she was a kid.
He never even seen the show the mother just made up the story to cover her bad parenting. They didn't have cable
@@swagrobuc the mom was all sedated on drugs and booze. There was an interview with the kid, after he had grown up. Simply needed a scapegoat.
My father and mother absolutely love Beavis and Butt-Head, we actually watched a few episodes together, so that's cool
from what i heard, later on the kid stated that he had never even seen the show because they didn’t even have cable at the time. clearly the mom just needed a scapegoat for her absolutely garbage parenting
It's inspiring to realize that, precisely *because* of the hissyfits thrown by the 90s-era Cancel Culture Clan, Beavis and Butthead kept going on stronger than ever...so strong, in fact, that it's returning to TV later this year.
Hopefully Beavis And Butthead's resurrection can help hasten the cancellation of Cancel Culture!
"on every episode they commit major felonies"
Ok and? Thats kinda the whole purpose of the c a r t o o n
They commit a major felony every episode?
That's pretty cool
That also happens in Tom & Jerry and in Popeye.
Cartoon does contain hiperbola and exaggerations. That's what the whole comedy genre is built of.
@@dtikvxcdgjbv7975 Popeye committed felonies?
@@shaunsteele8244 someone above wrote that, not me.
Instead of blaming the show blame the parents I swear people are so quick to blame anything but them selves
Either they fear shame or just like to make people's lives miserable.
Imagine actually how gullible the average american crowd must've been to believe the bullshit the media was pushing onto them from the beavis and butthead controversy.
Yeah a five year old started a fire, don't ask how he got the tools do such things, just blame beavis and butthead as the responsible parents of said child did!
I can't imagine living in a world where Beavis and Butt-head never existed. It was one of those shows that my generation made sure they were home to watch when it came on and you still recorded it with your VCR. The 90s were an amazing time.
Beavis and Butthead are gaining relevance again. Through the new memes, the Comedy Central revival, the movie being made free on UA-cam, and the Paramount Plus ads, their popularity is gaining back to the state of the 90s.
I hope they're just as dumb and offend just as many people as before, I don't want some watered down crap where the writers are too scared to offend anyone that the jokes aren't funny
@@BoosterDuck9 how the fuck would you get an opinion like that? I'm saying I hope it offends people because fuck them, not that it's the only reason I watch the show. I've also seen all but the last 2 shows you claim I've never watched. Seriously, what a stupid fucking thing to say
yes
I can’t wait for the special
@@bandawin18 it kinda got watered down
I heard an interview with the kid as a grown up. His mom was an irresponsible drug addict who neglected them and he said the show had absolutely no responsibility for the fire
The beginning of like every episode: TV-14
Parents: it will be fine for a 5 year old
Parents when something bad happens: it’s not my fault
I love when irresponsable parents blame the media for their lack of parenting skills, first your 5yr old shouldn’t be watching a 13+ show. Then they are going to blame videogames for their f up kids doing a school-shooting instead of talking to your kids.
Actually I blame the 5th amendment for school shootings. 🏫 take away the firearms. There won't be any firearms to shoot with. Look at other countries. America has the worst gun crime in the world. But stopping a show is more important than stopping guns.
@@davidoliver7510 That's the _2nd_ Amendment. The Fifth Amendment is the right to due process. Also, the country with the highest gun crime rate is El Salvador, not the United States.
@@Klabbity_Kloots clown 🤡 no because its legal to have guns in the USA. There has been more gunshot kills in USA than most wars. Its just legal in USA.
@@davidoliver7510 guns don't make people shoot up schools. Severe mental illness does. I'd rather we stop that instead.
@@dairerowland5115 gun laws would prevent that. Mental illness is difficult to cure. Loss of family 👪 members and friends. Probably causes the mental illness due to grief. Maybe bring in gun control. And then not so many people will have to grieve over lost loved ones. Guns kill people. That is what guns are designed to do. Gun laws save lives. Guns take lives away.
"I used to watch these shows that taught me really good values..."
Beavis and Butthead: Is clearly a show not meant for children
I watched Beavis and Butthead at a very early age, and I believe it's why I became more mature than my peers during my elementary and middle school years. The reason it helped is twofold I believe, for one the show acted as a sort of swear dictionary, outlining behavior that I should avoid if I wanted to be seen as mature, and since acting mature got me more freedom and privileges from my parents not imitating the main characters was more beneficial from my perspective, secondly it acted as an outlet for my immaturity so that the desire to act immaturely in social situations would arise less often, kind of like how violent video games can act as an outlet for people who might otherwise have desires to act violently in the real world.
I am thankful for my parent's irresponsibility as I wouldn't be the person I am today without it.
Funny thing is that's what Mike judge wanted the show to represent what not to do but and after looking at episodes you can see hidden life lessons sprinked over by comedy that life lesson of if you do A you'll end up like B ect but it took the opposite turn lmao and he said welp "ig it's nice some they think some old guy made something cool" seeing Mike judge make idiocracy and correlating society today is mind blowing to see why it did the complete opposite
"We must blame them and cause a fuss
Before someone thinks of blaming us!" - Blame Canada
This line is still relevant today and probably will be forever. Matt Stone and Trey Parker are geniuses. If they ever ran for President, I would be spending all of my time campaigning for them.
@ 4:20 it’s Thomas Jefferson shown not Ben Franklin
Not sure if that was the intended joke or not
Two new seasons in production?!? - I'm there dude!
When the show was first on I was 23 now I'm 50 and still find it funny and no I never burn down my house Fartknocker
Fartknocker thank you for reintroducing vocabulary of a time long ago lol
But I occasionally do, while cutting wood for the winter, is lift the chainsaw full throttle exclaim:
"Breakin the law"
😂😂
I actually watched the show back then but it did originally air at 7:30 pm
If I remember correctly then after the controversy it moved to 11:30pm trying to keep younger kids from watching I still think daria was way better cause bevis and butt-head felt to random for me and the video is wrong according to mike judge mr Anderson isn’t hank hill despite some similarities more visibility how they sound alike
Beavis and Butt-Head are the worlds greatest music critics ever.
Still waiting on that reboot!
I remember my mom once overheard the dialogue of a wrestling match I was watching where someone said they were gonna let them slap his momma (and she was on the stage ready to be slapped). She over heard it from the kitchen and immediately banned me from watching wwf. It only made me enjoy it more.
I have been binge watching toon fridge videos all day and I think I now have a PHD in cartoon history… I know so many random animation facts now and I love it 😂
My professor: who was the 31 president of the US?
Me: …. Have I told you about the times Family Guy was cancelled?
When they tried to revive Beavis and Butthead the second time, it was actually pretty funny. It made fun of the current MTV shows which are dumb af. MTV in the 90's was a lot better than what we currently have. I want to watch the third revive, hope it goes well.
It's irresponsible for parents to not monitor what their kids watch at home.
I am so thankful they have returned
They were just what we needed in this day and age where you can hardly say a thing without being labeled offensive
I am un thankful for that they have returned and so do you
The mother didn’t teach her son to not try anything he sees on TV lol
He never even saw it on tv thr mother made that shit up, they never has cable
You can't let TV be the soul babysitter of your kids.
someone forgot to tell the boomers that from the 1970s-1990s
A 5 year old watched a show for teens and then was left alone along enough to start a fire.
Yep the show was the issue...
Some people just will never learn. You can't just blame the shows themselves.
So interesting fact, that kid was somewhat recently interviewed now as a man and stated that he hadn't even seen the show until after the incident. He went on record saying that he had no love for his mother who was an addict, they either didn't have a TV or it was an analog black-and-white TV which couldn't even get the channel, and that when the fire started, his mother was aware of it and called the news station BEFORE the fire department, which is why you can hear the sirens getting closer and (if I remember correctly) could see the fire trucks appear on the full broadcast.
Wow, I fucking hate that mother.
What a fucking horrible parent. The 2 year old’s life could have been saved if the dumbass mom didn’t call the news before trying to save her children’s lives
I used to watch Beavis and Butthead all the time as a kid and my parents let me watch it. I never set fire to anything!
It is not Beavis and Butthead’s fault, it is the parents’ fault for letting a 5 year old watching an adult cartoon. Beavis and Butthead is legendary, and doesn’t deserve to get attacked all because of poor parenting.
People needed to grow up, I was like 6 when I first seen the show, and I'm 24 now, it taught me to laugh at a lot of life when pain held me back but to also stand up for myself.
"Corolation is not causation."
-confucious
I love how the media got mad at MTV because of Beavis and Butthead and how “inappropriate” it was just for jackass to be released a few years later
Jackas s was a disgusting show.
I wasn’t allowed to watch certain shows and movies for older audiences when I was younger. I used to think that was super unfair, but looking back at these irresponsible parents blaming the media for their own fuck-ups, I think I should be grateful for that.
The sad part is every cartoon had violence or something that wasn’t good for the kids but when I was a growing up watching these cartoons you didn’t have to paste a do not try this at home sticker on everything because we weren’t idiots!
Interesting to know the media back then was still pretty sensitive... and then it evolved into Twitter.
I do remember my moms friend who was a big B&B fan use to give me 6 hour VHS tapes of B&B where she would tape em on mtv back then. I was around 10 years old. My mom was cool with me watching them as long as I don't repeat what they say. But my dad would flip out if he ever caught me watching them. This was back when the fire scenes were removed and I didn't even know about it.
Now I got the entire uncensored king turd collection on a usb drive where I watch it on my ps4.
Nah the media is just bullshit, this is why I just get my news from memes (the good ones)
Old people who want to live in 1955 well we still have people like this today it never ends .
I remember hearing about this incident about a house burning down. It was revealed later that the Beavis and Butthead cartoon did not even cause this to happen. Parents were just looking to complain about something because children were watching television all of the time. Crying about stuff like Beavis and Butthead and all things that were not happy planted the seeds for this PC culture today.
Bet you the media will still hate on the upcoming revival show, albeit for different reasons than before.
4:14 "Beavis and Butthead blame Benjamin Franklin". Shows picture of Thomas Jefferson.
Huh, I didn't realize that till you pointed it out. Thanks for that actually.
Ah, yes, Thomas Jefferson the man that was famous for flying kites
Creators: "Lmao let's make make fun of dumb teenagers rofl"
Teenagers: "When Beavis said "plop"... I felt that..."
I was a teen in the 90s and I totally related to B&B. They lived for TV, nachos and chicks. That's all I wanted too
Half of the time with Beavis and Butthead you're laughing with them, the other half of the time you're laughing at them. The underlying punchline of the whole show is they're a pair of dumb teenage boys. Sometimes they say things that young guys actually think, sometime they do insanely stupid things. I enjoy watching the show but I recognize that it's only a cartoon not meant to be taken that seriously and it's not intended for young children. It still bothers me knowing a 2 year old child died back then because of a house fire and I'm not intending to blow that off, it's horrible. However the real lesson I think needed to be learned is that parents should be more responsible for their children. TV isn't responsible for raising your children, you are. Small children don't know any better than to play with fire but their parents do. It's a shame a 2 year old had to die and people still didn't get it.
While on this topic, growing up I've come to realize that the '[fill in the blank] rots your brain' argument tends to be a load of garbage. It's been around for decades, 'video games will rot your brain', 'TV/movies will rot your brain', 'music will rot your brain', 'comic books will rot your brain'. About a hundred or so year ago older generations were telling the youth to not read books because it was a waste of time when they could be out and about doing things and having experiences. Nowadays older folks preach to the youth to read books instead. Charlie Manson the killer went on record stating that the White album by the Beatles inspired some of his killings. Since 1 guy was a psycho killer I guess we need to ban the Beatles because it's not like anyone else has common sense and can think for themselves. Everything is going to have it's strengths and weaknesses, some more than others probably, but overall it's a stupid argument that's been going on forever. Replace 'X' with the newest thing and news stations have something to bitch about.
Beavis and Butthead was just a scapegoat for the parent's own failures. Easier to blame an external source than take responsibility for one's own negligence.
Blame the parents, not the show
Daria has to be one of the few spin offs that are actually good. I can't decide which show I like better, Daria or Beavis and Butt-Head.
My mom was around 33 or so when Beavis and Butthead came out. My twin sister and I were a year old when it came out. She loved it and knew how to keep an eye on her twin girls so they wouldn’t watch it. However, as we got older, we were able to watch a few episodes if reruns were on. My mom dropped out of high school in the 70’s when she found out she was pregnant with my older brother. He has an above-genius level IQ and would watch the show if it was on while he was doing homework. My twin sister and I both have above-genius level IQ’s too, so it certainly didn’t dumb down any of our minds! Ultimately, it was (and still is) the responsibility of parents to monitor their children. There is no excuse for a parent letting their five-year-old watch a TV show that is clearly meant for teenagers and adults. It was tragic what happened to the little girl, but a five-year-old isn’t going to comprehend the extent of his actions. Had his parents actually played the role of parents, he would not have burned his house or even watched the show in the first place. Beavis and Butthead will always remind me of the 90’s. It was a better time then. TV shows nowadays are garbage.
i remember the boy burning everything up and accidentally killing his sister but why was the boy left unattended at that age long enough for that to happen and why were matches or lighters in his reach?
To be fair, there are a few times where media does influence people for the worse:
- When the movie Jaws was released, people started killing sharks for no reason, more than we were doing already, most sharks are killed to eat their fins, but killing them for no reason helped, the movie made it hard to convince people that sharks are a part of nature and must be preserved.
- Gangsta rap led people to the thug life style, thinking that's it's cool to be a crook, while listening to hip-hop music alone won't make you a criminal, it is a catalyst.
But in the end, we shouldn't be blaming media like music, movies, cartoons, comics and videogames on everything, we need to educate people, and kids need parenting, it doesn't matter if it's a CRT TV or a tablet, kids shouldn't be watching whatever they want unsupervised.
They literally give out a warning at the beginning of each episode. And the show isn't even for kids. That mom is just an awful parent
I didn't know how to play with fire at 5.
Mom blames Beavis and Buthead for causing a fire…like shit, shear was the mom? I’m sorry she lost her daughter…
Maybe the kids shouldn't be a dumbass
Reminds me of this tide pods shit... "Imma eat the bleach pills cause haha funny"
@@elgatochurro The kid was five. The tide pot kid was a Teenager
@@jhp1045 It seems the kid didn't even have cable
It's obvious that nobody in that neighborhood (well, trailer park) can afford cable!
And what it all comes down to is it's a cartoon as a kid in the 90s this cartoon brought my brother and me closer
2 questions come to mind as a parent myself.
1. Why are you letting a 5 year old watch Beavis and Butthead?
&
2. Where were you as a parent as your child started a fire?
Sounds like poor parenting, and neglect to me; the kicker is her not even taking responsibility for it 🤦♂️
04:22 *** Mentions Benjamin Franklin, shows a painting of Thomas Jefferson. ***
your channel is literally the best
I like how you showed a pic of Thomas Jefferson when you mentioned Benjamin Franklin
Whenever someone claims to be an "expert" on something, you can confidently say that they have no idea what they are talking about.
Every self-proclaimed expert stands on the shoulders of Dunning and Kruger.
@@Sgt_Glory I have no idea who either of those people are.
@@yanfei7782 Google "The Dunning Kruger Effect." It boils down to a psychological phenomenon that states the people who are least competent at something also tend to be the most arrogant and have an overinflated sense of their own competence.
parent who didn't do parenting blames tv , a tale as old as tv itself
The movie is free on UA-cam rn. I watched it last weekend. Was absolutely hilarious
2:27 in other words, she let her kids play with fire unattended and was surprised to realize fire spreads, like really fast, like wow, maybe if you taught them not to play with fire and watched them, they wouldn't have done that, especially at 5 years old.
Beavis and Butthead wouldn't last in today's world because everyone would get offended. If it was to be revamped, theyd probably change their look and their entire character, which would totally suck.
I can't even remember how many times I dropped anvils on my little brother's head, electrocuted him and all the rest I saw on Tom and Jerry cartoons
I watched Beavis and Butt-Head but I was already an adult when it debuted. Since this parent of the 2 year child, who died, was so upset, why did she blame B&BH and not herself for allowing her five year old to watch it, and not keeping lighters where the child could get to it? This is such an American thing to do, blame anyone else, but never accept your own personal responsibility.
Youth culture has always been blamed for bad behavior in children. Comic books, rock & roll (later heavy metal), video games... Ironically we now have Christian versions of all of these things.
"....and blamed Benjamin Franklin's bad influence for their actions." (shows portrait of Thomas Jefferson)
If only adults knew as kids, we were already doing these things...
P.S.
I blame bad parenting for the death of that child. Perhaps 5 year old's shouldn't have access to lighters
Perhaps the 5 year old shouldn't be an idiot
@@elgatochurro Shut up
@UCIakhA4ticuml8yT1rzBKYw 1st hes 5. 2nd the lighter shouldn't be in the child's reach. 3rd he never even saw the show. The mother lied they never has cable. 4th shut the fuck up
I like how the police officers neck looks like a bearded dragon
I have Beavis and Butt-head DM boots and I love them. Yes, you may point and laugh.
I seen those on ebay.soon as I get the duckets for them, I'm gonna have me some too. Those shit kickers rock!
It’s amazing how mike judge made two shows that are polar opposites
i asked my dad about the show and he went on a full on rant about how stupid the incident was LMAO.
honestly though, it is definitely just poor parenting and the neglect that lead to the fire.
like, im sure BnB was rated M or T.
Teen
i remember when this aired in Canada under Much Music. They had a warning before playing the cartoon and they also played it here after 10:00 pm (I think it was 11 pm if I remember correctly). I taped them on the old VHS, but that isn't working right now for me to type in what the warning use to say.
I enjoy watching the clips and show largely because it DOES accurately represent how sad and pathetic younger generations are. Letterman said it right, and for anyone of younger generations to actually claim (with pride no less) that they feel they are being represented by the 2 characters is hilarious! Truly SAD at the same time. See it for what it is and then DO BETTER than that! DUH!
you should like.. get a life or something, you old fartknocker.
Okay boomer
Queuing this with Trope Talk videos while taking a bath confused the hell out of me!
I like how they never once mention that the mom let a 5 year old watch a show made for older audiences.
I keep hearing that there was no cable in the house.
From Wikipedia: "The show was blamed for the death of two-year-old Jessica Messner in Moraine, Ohio, in October 1993. The girl's five-year-old brother, Austin, set fire to his mother's mobile home with a cigarette lighter, killing the two-year-old.[17] The mother later claimed that her son watched an episode in which the characters said "fire was fun".[17] However, the neighbors stated that the family did not even have cable television and would thus be unable to view the show.[18][19]
In February 1994, watchdog group Morality in Media claimed that the death of eight-month-old Natalia Rivera, struck by a bowling ball thrown from an overpass onto a highway in Jersey City, New Jersey, near the Holland Tunnel by 18-year-old Calvin J. Settle, was partially inspired by Beavis and Butt-Head.[24] The group said that Settle was influenced by the episode "Ball Breakers", in which Beavis and Butt-Head load a bowling ball with explosives and drop it from a rooftop.[24] While Morality in Media claimed that the show inspired Settle's actions, the case's prosecutors did not. It was later revealed by both prosecutors and the defendant that Settle did not have cable TV, nor did he watch the show."
I saw another video about the incident that had an interview with the boy that set the fire after he was grown. He said he didn't even have cable to watch Beavis and Butt-Head, and his mother was always leaving him and his sister unattended due to a drug addiction , and she made the up the whole Beavis and Butt-Head story.
My dad and I always watched Beavis and Butthead together but he told me if I were try anything I saw, I'd get five across the ass and a week away from tv. To this day I still laugh at this show with him even with the uproar it caused and the promises issued.
Hey boss, you said MTV removed episodes with fire. Does this apply to the seasons on Paramount+? This is a surprisingly difficult show to aquire with out modifications. I just want the original run.
I'm pretty sure they only have the Mike judge collection on paramount+. Outside of fan recordings I don't think you can see all or even most of the original episodes.
@@SirBigDaddy69 damn, such a shame
The parent blamed the show so she could deflect blame for failing to notice the very obvious signs of a house being burned down and failing to teach her school aged child that he shouldn't play with fire. My 5 year old was listening to this and asked why he was playing with fire and if his sister went to heaven (😭). Like, they know better at that age typically
Did somebody defend the show after the fires?
The kid later said he had never seen the show and supposedly the mom called the news before she called the fire department
@@consimjim8271 sounds like she wanted to sue
@@elgatochurro We all know how the 1990's was the era of frivolous lawsuits.
That’s not the show’s fault, characters (Beavis and Butthead) it’s the parents fault.
I’m a hardcore conservative, and I love this show, it’s a great satire on what happens when teens are raised by the tv.
cringe and blue pilled
It kind of brings people together weirdly lol
@@baconbitz7937 what does that mean lol
@@wezzbeet2923 it dont means anything actualy red pill=gud blu pill=bad
Well where was the mother while the house was burning?
While it was indeed a tragic accident to lose his sister in the fire, his parents should have taught him not to play with fire, let alone play with fire in the house. While television could have given him the idea, that does not mean it is the fault of the cartoon. Parents should teach their kids that cartoons are not meant to be replicated and monitor their television if they think it has that big of an impact.
Its not Beavis and Butthead, its careless parenting