Why would she lie about being Amish and then post about it??? like posting about it defeats the entire purpose of the lie. Amish people aren’t allowed to wear zippers because they think they’re too modern. How the fuck do you think they would have a TikTok account?
@@crystalcastillo7575 yeah when I was in elementary school, we went on a camping field trip in Amish country and we got to meet them and talk to them because it was a religious school so of course we talked to other Christians about their faith and how they practice. Im not Christian anymore and haven’t been for a long time and much as I criticize the Amish community for going a little overboard with stuff they were nice and gave us homemade apple pie. Let me tell you, for people who still use gas to light their homes, (no electricity allowed) they make a damn good pie. I cannot stress to you how good that pie was. It’s been almost 20 years and i still remember how good it was.
@@realRatRat see I get that and that was my first initial thought but when he said it’s been years and she’s been posting for a while. That’s when I’m like no she’s fucking lying. Like I’ve met Amish people who were on rumspringa. At my last job one of them came in and just asked for a really specific kind of cookie and I helped her get as many of them as I could because I felt so bad she never had them before. It was those fancy cookie straws people put in coffee. I don’t remember what they were called i just know she wanted the vanilla ones really bad. I got her like eight boxes because she wanted to bring them back for her friends to try.
She was mimicking New Order Amish so some of the rules are different. A lot of Gen Z Amish (those in their 20s) do have secret phones too but it's usually the ones who are planning to leave so they can connect with those on the outside so they have somewhere to go, as leaving the Amish is permanent and their family will never speak to them again. Men who own construction businesses have phones as well. The rule is it just can't be inside the home. Modern kitchens are allowed if they sell food as that's a federal law that religion cannot bypass. Some communities will use this so they all can have modern kitchens, one neighbor selling pies and pastries, another with dairy products etc. Obviously she was still lying but not everything she was doing was rule breaking and a lot of what she saying was plausible, just a really weird thing to lie about
What rules? Based on what research?! Not all groups are the same? Regional variations including groups that are anabaptist and Mormons with unofficial similarities. Surprised we have so many experts here in the Mob who did not do one dash of actual research. It’s not as simple as no technology, no internet.
@@kayoss8787 ??? she says herself that she broke the rules of her community by having tiktok. she says they made her choose between being amish and having tiktok, so obviously she was breaking the rules.
I'm hoping that was a joke and not a straight up lie because Mr Beast graduated from a private school. He wasn't homeschooled. So either Cooper did go to school with Mr Beast and it was a private school and lied/joked about it being homeschool, or Cooper lied about going to the same homeschool program as Mr Beast.
@@sugarrusheb he did say it was a charter co op school in another video with like other students a couple times a week. I mean he could totally be joking but charter schools are private schools
@@andrilynisaweirdo8457 a lot of homeschool families do switch to charter schools instead of "public" schools in my experience bc of the increase in control they kinda give to the parents. Shorter school days and every child on one campus their entire school career, surrounded by likeminded families idk it's got a cult vibe to me personally. mrBeast def could've been homeschooled and then attended high school or some crap so his parents didn't have to put in the work of helping a child get their GED. Someone else could teach him the difficult stuff.
Before her TikTok went dark, she had multiple videos of her pretended to be in an abusive situation and accepted donations from multiple people who could've given the money and gifts to ACTUAL victims of abuse. For example is that she claimed that she was in "danger" because one of the higher ups in her community "found out" about her TikTok page or something along those lines. She made thousands of people believe that she was actually in need of help. She freaking cosplayed a culture and spread wild misinformation while doing so. She's genuinely appalling.
I did not see her spread any misinformation. I saw someone who seemed to have been adopted into a Mennonite community whoch does happen. It happens with the Amish as well although that is far less common. As for the sexual abuse, is there some evidence I missed that showed she was lying about that? If it is evidence like this video had, well, that was not evidence of her lying. It showed what could have been her former life and a random person speaking.
Im only 8min in, but sarah definitely said on several occasions that she grew up amish, grew up on the farm, never been to a mall, never been to dunkin donuts, never been to public school, never worn makeup, etc. Thats why the makeup and krispy kreme photos matter. She did on several occasions pretend to be raised amish
Am I missing the part where there was definitive proof she was lying? If she didnt join the community until 2018 that girl just showed old pictures of her which of course she was wearing makeup and stuff…she hadn’t gone into the Amish community yet. Was there some sort of other proof I totally missed or you’re just going off old pics? Cooper said 2018 is when she joined apparently.
@@AmberUnavailable since the majority of her content is lost there won't be much proof about past videos but Sarah did say she grew up Amish and shared things from her "childhood". Then after called out said she converted in 2018/19
Am I missing the part where there was definitive proof she was lying? If she did t join the community until 2018 that girl just showed old pictures of her which of course she was wearing makeup and stuff…she hadn’t gone into the Amish community yet. Was there some sort of other proof I totally missed or you’re just going off old pics?
scandinavia mentioned 🦅🦅🔥🔥🔥 as a Norwegian, it's incredibly weird when people say they're vikings if they have Norwegian heritage, like, girl... all you'll see in Norway are twinks and pacifists
as a fellow nord, it really grinds my gears when americans (why is it always americans??) say they're vikings when we stopped being vikings long before settlers arrived in america
She really phrased it like she was wanting badly to escape, and was trying to get out and use social media to raise money to go. It was a terrible thing to take money, take support, and manipulate people.
i’m someone who lives DEEP in amish country. literally like half the population of the county i live in is amish. this lady irks me because i feel so bad for actual amish people. they provide so much for the communities they live in and get basically nothing for it, and get the abuse the suffer in their cult blown off because they provide for their communities. it’s terrible. sarah joy is super scummy.
@@MRebecaabuse is rampant in Amish community. As is animal cruelty. There are many legit Amish people talking about this after they left. Because they can self police their community and live outside of the law for the most part, child abuse is almost normalized. I know not all are like this but the community as a whole is just rife with abuse of all natures
it’s wild that she claimed to be a convert??? like why go through all that work to just break the rules or talk abt wanting dyed hair when no ones forcing you to live this way???
"There's Sarah at Krispy Kreme" Same girl, I'd betray my carefully crafted Amish catfishing identity for some sweet, sweet fried dough. Those KitKat ones are fire.
Am I missing the part where there was definitive proof she was lying? If she did t join the community until 2018 that girl just showed old pictures of her which of course she was wearing makeup and stuff…she hadn’t gone into the Amish community yet. Was there some sort of other proof I totally missed or you’re just going off old pics?
@@AmberUnavailablewearing makeup is taught to be “worldly” and amish woman don’t wear makeup to not partake in “worldly” things. She claimed to be raised Amish, and if she was she would never have gone to Krispy Kreme, would have never worn makeup. She’s pretending to be Amish (which is a whole mess unto its self) but she was lying a lot. She went back on her lies when she said she “transitioned”.
People have their own reasons, that’s their own choice. I don’t understand it either, but I don’t need to. :) As long as nobody is hurt, that is! Anyway, to answer your question, it is actually allowed in the Amish community. I don’t know the ins and outs of it, but they do accept serious newcomers
@@spoof2803its actually not accepted, amish donot take english. i think u mistook that amish people from 16-22 have the option to convert to english but they do NOT take convertions. or atleast its that in philly
ive been feeling so down recently and youve been the reason why i can do simple tasks (not in a weird way your videos help me focus and forget that im upset) i appreciate you cooper thank you for helping me feel more normal
I was homeschooled as well and someone I dated made the best statement! He said “there’s a difference between being home schooled and being a homeschooler” defined it perfectly haha
Omg I often say I grew up ‘fake Amish’ bc I grew up in a historic village that reenacts 1800s settler life as its main tourist attraction (but only from 9-5 and then we go home to our modern homes)
I get what you mean about the homeschool stuff. I wasnt homeschooled, but a number of my cousins are. One family are some of the smartest, sweetest, most well adjusted kids I know. The other family is beyond cringy, the oldest is 18 and still doesnt know how the world works.
you nailed the difference between me & my sister and our cousins. me and my sister were homeschooled because it was what was best for us and my aunt homeschooled our cousins to keep them under her thumb essentially. they’re adults now with no friends or understanding of life and me & my sister are also grown but with friends, social skills and we’re both very smart
I was homeschooled went to a CULTY homeschool co-op, but out of my 3 siblings only one of us is still culty. Serious religious trauma, lol But ig there are good co-ops. So you go girl! (I say that gender neutraly
I use to go to public school but had a bad issue with bullies, in 2019 I switched to home school. It took MONTHS of begging to my dad who was still against it and tells me constantly that he regrets allowing. I made the switch right before Covid hit the states. I have always been good at school, I’m normal. I know how the world works but I am skittish and kind of awkward, ALTHOUGH, it has nothing to do with being homeschooled. I just have always been kinda distant to people and awkward. I was often called “the quite kid” in school. I fall into the stereotype, but it’s just the way I’ve always been ahaha lmao
Hey, are you accepting applicants? I loathe the cold (southern US), but I’ve decided your country is best country. People don’t die because they can’t get insulin, for instance.
Amish people don't wear makeup, don't listen to ANY music, and aren't even allowed to have their pictures taken. She was so obviously not Amish to anyone who grew up around Amish communities. She wouldn't have even been able to get a phone, because she wouldn't have her own money. When you're unmarried, all your money goes to your parents. At least the Amish around here. Some of the men do have secret phones though
I have heard it varies on the Amish community. The core values are the same but there are some things that are different such as I remember hearing that in one Amish community they did have a working phone and a car. If memory serves, both were acquired because of an insane emergency that occurred that resulted in the death of a beloved member. I think they weren’t able to get a buggy because the ones that were there (I believe it was about two or three) were out to sell their wares and they didn’t have any phones so that member had passed on. They prayed on it for some time before the Elders decided on one phone and one car for emergency purposes only. Both the phone and the keys to the car were being held by the Elders.
I’m ex-Amish and yes, as the person above stated it does vary among the communities. Some examples being: No electricity is usually a base rule, but even then some communities allow things such as battery powered items and solar power. Music is allowed in most communities, as long as it isn’t “secular”. Some communities have lesser dress codes while some are very specific and strict-my mom was given a stack of papers going over what was and wasn’t allowed in the church her and my father attended. Makeup is one of the only ones that I think every community frowns on. So yes, it does vary. But it does not take a genius to see that Sarah is a fake. Even if she were Mennonite she would be suspicious but Amish? There’s no way she wouldn’t have been excommunicated by now.
@@lumini3172 I guess the community in my area has more strict rules. There is a fairly large community here. They aren't allowed to listen to any music. They won't even go to a hospital unless someone is literally dying. Obviously some of them break the rules. I know some of them have secret bathrooms with running water in them. Which is something they don't agree with here.
@@anactualprayingmantis5054 That’s understandable. Some communities are far more strict than others, that’s for sure. Some of the rules that Amish communities have are so wild, though, because on top of not allowing running water I know some that don’t allow bikes either. The reasoning is “it would be too easy for you to go somewhere you shouldn’t,” as if you couldn’t go to that same place with a horse and buggy lol And of course the rules don’t stop people from doing the “bad things” in secret. It’s interesting hearing my parents telling stories of their own rebellions. My dad once got caught with a cellphone and my mom was caught with a Polaroid camera. The phone, camera, and pictures from the camera had to be destroyed. My mom never stopped feeling heartbroken over the pictures she lost :(
she was pretending to be an amish person with a secret phone and tiktok account - doesn't really matter if she's breaking the amish rules or whatever lol
This is just rampant speculation on my part, but I would be willing to bet she was going to start posting about being in some sort of danger and needing to leave the community and then BOOM--gofundme, where she makes a pile of money. Then she 'escapes', claims her actual family is her foster family and starts making videos of herself 'discovering the outside world', and keeps raking in cash. But she got caught first.
I think that added to it in a way. I remember seeing posts about her. Everyone felt sad because it seemed she was having to keep this secret (having a phone and social media) from everyone. Saying they would never complain about doing school work again because Sarah Joy doesn’t get that opportunity. (Even though one person’s struggle doesn’t negate your own. You can still struggle with school work and “complain” while also being sad that someone else cannot go to school. But that’s besides the point.) I was “shocked” when I saw the title of this video because I remember seeing posts from people expressing sympathy for her and I was like: “Oh yeah, that is sad. Everyone should be able to follow their dreams as long as they aren’t hurting themselves or anyone else.” But never really looked in to her and her content.
It’s even more funny to me bc I know about the rite of passage called Rumspringa, where some young Amish people (it can start at 16/17 and last all the way up to a decision on undergoing baptism into the community) are encouraged to leave the community for a while in order to make the decision of whether or not to continue in living the life they have lived. She fully could’ve just said she was on a Rumspringa, exploring the modern world as she decides on what life she wants to live. 😂 Not that I’m encouraging the lie, but I’m just like, if you’re gonna live a lie, know your shit first.
"Tiktok Brain" revised, 2024- when, after finding yourself working at an Amish store, you begin claiming the Amish identity to impress tiktok users. This will result in the appropriation of generations of women's trauma within an isolated, deeply patriarchal society. You will be desperate for increasing attention until, at last, the attention becomes great enough for real world acquaintances to expose the grift. Backlash will be swift. Thanks for keeping us current, cooper. Thinkin bout praying to this. 🙏🏻
I was homeschooled for a long time, it made it really hard for me when I started going to public school not knowing anything (mine was the crazy religious no co-op type tho)
In ex-Amish with lots of Amish relatives and even my conservative, Amish-apologist family will admit that there’s a number of issues in the communities regarding abuse of…well, any living being, really. Children, women, horses, dogs, cats, cows, wildlife, it does not matter. If it’s breathing then it’s at risk of being abused by the Amish. This is not to say that every Amish person is a horrible, abusive creature. There are some great ones out there. It’s just a simple fact that the large majority of the communities see animals as nothing more than expendable tools. The kids can be just as bad as they’re raised to believe the same thing. I’ve seen lame horses still being used to pull buggies and do farm work. I’ve seen kids throw kittens by their tails. I’ve seen dogs kept in tiny cages covered in their own feces. I’ve seen carts with far too many kids in it beating the crap out of the pony struggling to pull it. Once an animal is too old or sick/injured to continue their job or the owner gets a new one that they can abuse instead, they’re either shot, abandoned, or taken to the nearest auction/kill buyer. Very, very few get to have retirement after being worked into the ground. As for women and children, well, it really isn’t rocket science. They’re practically still seen as property. They’re beaten and treated almost as bad as the animals (sometimes just as bad). It’s a horrid thing to witness and hear about. It needs to be stopped.
@@lumini3172 Wow, I wasn't aware of that, thanks to both you and OP for highlighting it. I knew about mistreating kids because they refuse modern medicine, and I figured their views on women were outdated, but I didn't know it was that bad. That's horrible and I'm sorry you were exposed to such a toxic mindset. But I'm glad you're out of it and have realised how damaging it is. I hope you find peace and healing along the way on your journey. 🫂
I honestly LOVE youtubers reading out vocabulary definitions in videos. Like, it perfectly normalizes admitting you don't actually know what a word means AND encourages the follow through of looking it up, while providing to the viewer in the moment, the same vocabulary lesson. Call me a nerd, but I want youtube videos to start out with that box of highlighted vocabulary words with definitions about what I'm about to learn 😂
Because people who went to public school always hit us with the “omg so like do you feel overwhelmed in public right now?..” or the “oh so like… are you like… nervous to talk to people or something?” even though the conversation is going smoothly and we’re obviously not anxious 😭😭
@@raficeline I can’t lie, the stereotype exists for a reason. It’s unfortunate how secluded a lot of the other homeschooled kids around me were, it has given me a complex even into my adult life. I’m always questioning if I’m acting normal
I’m obsessed with Cooper correctly using “I would be remiss” and then short circuiting, questioning what that means, realizing he’s right and getting right back on track 😎
LMAOOO whenever i tell people i was homeschooled, i also list all the activities i did to socialize (homeschool co-op on Fridays, neighborhood friends, youth groups) 😂
I watch cooper because of the ultra pretty wall, I listen to cooper because his vibes are exactly what I need after a hard day of existential crisis. Im a simple lesbian, and so are you.
mind if i join you in solidarity as someone who grew up around dutch reform mennonites in the British Columbian Bible Belt? i bring salmonberries and fiddleheads as a peace offering
11:47 from Scandinavia, 1. It’s fine our languages is weird. 2. You absolutely killed that like how did you actually say it like that I thought it was hard speaking the language 😖???
Glad you had so much socialization during your homeschooling Cooper... I was fully socially isolsted from age 11 at which point my parents whom were the only people I had any contact with became severely abusive and neglectful... Shit fucked me up badly I'm almost 30 now and still very very far from normal or okay (Note: I'm being totally genuine not sarcastic or bitter in the least, I'm very glad you didn't experience that, just because I had to doesn't mean I feel like a single other human being ever should, I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. If you're gonna homeschool your kids do it right. If you're going to raise kids at all, they are actual human beings, value and respect them or f&$k off.)
Yeah, there really needs to be more regulations and monitoring that goes with homeschooling, and, dare I say, more assistance. Discount textbooks and free transportation vouchers to get to homeschool events. My experience wasn't so kind either, and I'm constantly trying to prove that I'm smart and I'm normal and worthy of just not being made fun of.
She’s not actually Amish is the fact that she 1. Has access to electricity 2. Has a phone and 3. Is on TikTok and posting on TikTok. Amish people are not allowed access to any modern things.
It depends on the social class of said plains communities like the Amish. Typically the weather a community is, the more “English” they are. They’re allowed to use generators for electricity in their homes, drive diesel/gas powered vehicles/farm equipment, have phones since they run on a battery, and are more involved in the “English” (modern) communities. My uncle owns a concrete company in Indiana where he works with some people from the Amish community who have access to these resources, it really just depends on the wealth of the church and community. They can still be corrupt and sick, even if they have these amenities though:(
I honestly feel like I’m friends with cooper, and he is just rambling on about a rabbit hole he fell down, and showing me funny videos along the way. He’s so silly
4:01 omg the earring is giving me ANXIETY I've lost my favorite earrings too many times / had too many close calls I just wanna snap it shut for you bro
You need to get the screw-on backs! My favorite are the flatback screw-ons, so nice to not have your earrings stab you when you're laying down and no worries of them getting lost!
I just assumed she was in a less extreme community like mennonites or new order, I’ve seen them at hotels and skiing and things so it didn’t seem that far fetched
@@lemon3135Yeah this is the part that actually made me wonder when I first heard about it. She could pull a lot of this off as a Mennonite, especially if she converted and/or was not an Old Order member. A lot of people don’t realize how much the sects vary or that a Mennonite can be anything from basically Amish all the way to modern evangelical Christian. But if claiming raised from birth Amish that’s a no lol.
6:39 Hey Connor! Im a Mormon and you were a bit off with your assumptions; I literally wear eyeliner and mascara every single day and I could see why you think it would be prohibiting rules, but it is completely A okay. Same thing goes with dying hair- people can do whatever they want to to it (just trying to correct common misconceptions). Its fine if you think we're weird, most people do. As long as your not straight up rude, I, and most others, dont really care. Your content is great by the way and you are my fav commentary channel. Keep it up dude
i guess that with "si soy serio" you meant to say "yes, Im serious" but it would actually be "si, voy en serio" or "si, en serio", what you said is that you ARE serious, like, your name. love your vids!!
Im so confused, my family in DE and PA said that amish dont have their pictures taken because they believe it steals your soul. Wouldnt her being on tiktok automatically mean shes not amish?
i THINK those sort of beliefs are common but not present in every group. amish culture varies a lot. like some are okay with hitching rides or using telephones in town but others wouldn't dare. i grew up in an area with some amish + mennonite ppl but i'm def not an expert lol
@bunnyellabell oh interesting, I knew there were different groups but I didn't realize some were okay with that stuff. I'm from Alaska and now live in Washington, so I dont have any first hand experience, and obviously don't know much about it. I've only ever seen 2 buggys, the one time I tried going to an amish furniture store, they weren't open, so ive never even talked to an amish person
@@bunnyellabellOooh. I just pointed that out. There are some things that are shared between the Amish communities but there also have varying levels of strictness. Like for instance, many people believe ALL Amish are against technology when that’s simply not true. The truth is many don’t but there are some who allow one phone and/or one car. I knew of a community that had both due to the death of a beloved member. Other aspects that are different is some will socialize with outsiders. Mind you not heavily but they have friendly acquaintances. And one important aspect is that there are some that have a rite of passage ritual sort of speak. This is that once an Amish child reaches a certain age, they are allowed to leave the compound and see the outside world. They aren’t homeless, there is a half-way house of sorts that they can live in. They are given a set time frame to experience the outside world before making the choice of returning to the Amish community or staying out in the world. Mind you, if they do choose to live outside. Chances are they are not allowed to return. It is seen as they had made a permanent decision to stay outside. The same decision is given to the outsiders who wish to join and they can do so but will be given a similar time frame to make this decision. And yet another difference is that there are even some that will take their sick loved ones to the hospital. The sentiment is that God blessed certain people the ability to help the weak so to them to deny this is like spitting in the face of God. I will emphasize that this is not a common core belief. In fact, it’s quite the opposite and very rare. Most of the Amish stick to the core principles that they are known for, down to shunning *any* outsiders.
hey, spanish person here. I personally enjoy a lot your videos, i just wanted to correct what you said in spanish, it would be "sí, enserio", which would mean "yes, really", if you wanted to say "i'm serious" you can also say "sí, lo digo enserio" or even "sí, te lo digo enserio", which would basicalle mean "yeah, i'm telling you, seriously" just a small nitpick because i'm really nitpicky, apart from that your videos are fucking awesome and i enjoy so much yout content, i just wanted to correct that small mistake though because i feel like iy would be cool for you to know, it was still a funny bit edit: i wanted to add that what you said would mean "yes, i'm serious" but in a "yes, i'm a serious person" way, not as you intended, hope this helped :)
As someone who was homeschooled for a while (and had to go to a co-op run by a church), homeschool kids are weird, even the ones who go to homeschool co-ops, but some of us do grow out of it again
Yeah there was a kid in my school at one point who was homeschooled and we could kinda tell. Socialization was different, views on how to interact with the world were different. But I feel like once the real world isn’t something optional to understand based on how you were homeschooled adjustment can happen easier…? Kinda guessing here. But co ops are different from school socialization, even if it does provide a social space. If that makes sense.
Cooper thank you so much for posting, I needed something to listen to while I get ready for prom. As I was pulling up UA-cam I was hoping you had posted something.
COOPER!!! YOUR EARRING IS ABOUT TO FALL OFF!!! CLASP YOUR EARRING COOPER!!! YOU LOOK LIKE AN IDIOT!!!
I thought it was a new look tbh..
What a silly little goofball ☺️🤪
Please react to Taylor swifts new albummmmmm!!!
Didn’t even notice till I saw this 😂
kept me on edge the whole fkg time
Why would she lie about being Amish and then post about it??? like posting about it defeats the entire purpose of the lie. Amish people aren’t allowed to wear zippers because they think they’re too modern. How the fuck do you think they would have a TikTok account?
Zippers ?!?’
@@crystalcastillo7575 yeah when I was in elementary school, we went on a camping field trip in Amish country and we got to meet them and talk to them because it was a religious school so of course we talked to other Christians about their faith and how they practice. Im not Christian anymore and haven’t been for a long time and much as I criticize the Amish community for going a little overboard with stuff they were nice and gave us homemade apple pie. Let me tell you, for people who still use gas to light their homes, (no electricity allowed) they make a damn good pie. I cannot stress to you how good that pie was. It’s been almost 20 years and i still remember how good it was.
they could be in rumspringa tho
@@realRatRat see I get that and that was my first initial thought but when he said it’s been years and she’s been posting for a while. That’s when I’m like no she’s fucking lying. Like I’ve met Amish people who were on rumspringa. At my last job one of them came in and just asked for a really specific kind of cookie and I helped her get as many of them as I could because I felt so bad she never had them before. It was those fancy cookie straws people put in coffee. I don’t remember what they were called i just know she wanted the vanilla ones really bad. I got her like eight boxes because she wanted to bring them back for her friends to try.
@@PUNK69420interesting 🤔 , thank you for sharing. I hope that one day you taste pie that’s just as good if not better🫡
I can’t think of a single not fucked up reason to lie and pretend to be Amish while also breaking multiple Amish rules
girl what 😂
@@sybill123fulwhat’s confusing? read it again
She was mimicking New Order Amish so some of the rules are different. A lot of Gen Z Amish (those in their 20s) do have secret phones too but it's usually the ones who are planning to leave so they can connect with those on the outside so they have somewhere to go, as leaving the Amish is permanent and their family will never speak to them again. Men who own construction businesses have phones as well. The rule is it just can't be inside the home. Modern kitchens are allowed if they sell food as that's a federal law that religion cannot bypass. Some communities will use this so they all can have modern kitchens, one neighbor selling pies and pastries, another with dairy products etc. Obviously she was still lying but not everything she was doing was rule breaking and a lot of what she saying was plausible, just a really weird thing to lie about
What rules? Based on what research?! Not all groups are the same? Regional variations including groups that are anabaptist and Mormons with unofficial similarities.
Surprised we have so many experts here in the Mob who did not do one dash of actual research. It’s not as simple as no technology, no internet.
@@kayoss8787 ??? she says herself that she broke the rules of her community by having tiktok. she says they made her choose between being amish and having tiktok, so obviously she was breaking the rules.
Cooper being homeschooled with Mr. Beast is a crazy lore drop
I'm hoping that was a joke and not a straight up lie because Mr Beast graduated from a private school. He wasn't homeschooled. So either Cooper did go to school with Mr Beast and it was a private school and lied/joked about it being homeschool, or Cooper lied about going to the same homeschool program as Mr Beast.
@@sugarrusheb he did say it was a charter co op school in another video with like other students a couple times a week. I mean he could totally be joking but charter schools are private schools
@@andrilynisaweirdo8457 a lot of homeschool families do switch to charter schools instead of "public" schools in my experience bc of the increase in control they kinda give to the parents. Shorter school days and every child on one campus their entire school career, surrounded by likeminded families idk it's got a cult vibe to me personally. mrBeast def could've been homeschooled and then attended high school or some crap so his parents didn't have to put in the work of helping a child get their GED. Someone else could teach him the difficult stuff.
MR BEEEEEEEEEEAST!
@@sugarrushebit was just a joke he said it in his new Mr.Beast video 😊
Before her TikTok went dark, she had multiple videos of her pretended to be in an abusive situation and accepted donations from multiple people who could've given the money and gifts to ACTUAL victims of abuse. For example is that she claimed that she was in "danger" because one of the higher ups in her community "found out" about her TikTok page or something along those lines. She made thousands of people believe that she was actually in need of help.
She freaking cosplayed a culture and spread wild misinformation while doing so. She's genuinely appalling.
That is wild. The sad part is that domestic violence is rampant amongst the Amish & Mennonite community.
@@AndromedasLight17 And animal cruelty-- Lancaster, PA is especially known for their puppy mills amongst the Amish community
I mean she didnt spread misinformation about the amish
I did not see her spread any misinformation. I saw someone who seemed to have been adopted into a Mennonite community whoch does happen. It happens with the Amish as well although that is far less common.
As for the sexual abuse, is there some evidence I missed that showed she was lying about that? If it is evidence like this video had, well, that was not evidence of her lying. It showed what could have been her former life and a random person speaking.
Im only 8min in, but sarah definitely said on several occasions that she grew up amish, grew up on the farm, never been to a mall, never been to dunkin donuts, never been to public school, never worn makeup, etc. Thats why the makeup and krispy kreme photos matter. She did on several occasions pretend to be raised amish
Am I missing the part where there was definitive proof she was lying? If she didnt join the community until 2018 that girl just showed old pictures of her which of course she was wearing makeup and stuff…she hadn’t gone into the Amish community yet. Was there some sort of other proof I totally missed or you’re just going off old pics? Cooper said 2018 is when she joined apparently.
@AmberUnavailable keep watching the video, you'll see the proof. She did not grow up amish, and she has never been part of the community.
@@AmberUnavailable since the majority of her content is lost there won't be much proof about past videos but Sarah did say she grew up Amish and shared things from her "childhood". Then after called out said she converted in 2018/19
@@AmberUnavailableyes Amber you are missing it girl😂😂
She even said the work was so hard as a kid that she wanted to die.
Sociopath girlie
'his nAMe WAs ScARECROW WheATY mAn" Cooper bae what 😭😭😭
“Scarecrow had a peppermint stick…” Why? It’s April! 😂
@@ChismosaJonesobviously this scarecrow guy is a bit unhinged
I politely request he make a full-length Song of the Scarecrow.
@@gypsywoman9140 followed by a weird al parody
Am I missing the part where there was definitive proof she was lying? If she did t join the community until 2018 that girl just showed old pictures of her which of course she was wearing makeup and stuff…she hadn’t gone into the Amish community yet. Was there some sort of other proof I totally missed or you’re just going off old pics?
scandinavia mentioned 🦅🦅🔥🔥🔥
as a Norwegian, it's incredibly weird when people say they're vikings if they have Norwegian heritage, like, girl... all you'll see in Norway are twinks and pacifists
“Scandinavia mentioned 🦅🦅🔥🔥🔥” is an awesome thing to read 😭
It's was always people claiming to be either Vikings or Anglo Saxon for a min.
Danish here!
as a fellow nord, it really grinds my gears when americans (why is it always americans??) say they're vikings when we stopped being vikings long before settlers arrived in america
Maybe I should move to Norway lol, that sounds rad
She really phrased it like she was wanting badly to escape, and was trying to get out and use social media to raise money to go. It was a terrible thing to take money, take support, and manipulate people.
ranting about the ‘30 second ramble’ and then rambling right after is the reason we love you cooper
In the nicest way possible she does have a very Amish coded face.
You mean like how some people "look mormon"?
"Amish coded" ?? 😭
@@bellaknightR597well same reason why some people "look Amish". Accidental inbreeding.
😂
@@rue6914 "accidental"
Cooper is dressing like the cool, probably gay uncle at Christmas who got you the best gifts but didn’t say anything to you the rest of the day
do you mean marsh p. johnson?
@@skyrawrHELP
Cool bisexual uncle with no children and the most expensive gifts
@@skyrawrmore like the Dad in The Birdcage
@@William_AftonsDirtySockmarsha p johnson was nobody's uncle she was a trans woman 😭
The insane lore drop that Mr Beast was in his homeschool group needs to be talked about 😂
Yes. I saw the video. He lied. I am aware.
I CAME TO TALK ABOUT THIS
RIGHT
Honestly Mr Beast being homeschooled makes sense. He’s a weirdo and someone needs to tell him that walrus mustache he has is cringe.
OMG FR I WAS LOOKING FOR A COMMENT LIKE THIS
I ALSO CAME TO DISCUSS THIS
i’m someone who lives DEEP in amish country. literally like half the population of the county i live in is amish. this lady irks me because i feel so bad for actual amish people. they provide so much for the communities they live in and get basically nothing for it, and get the abuse the suffer in their cult blown off because they provide for their communities. it’s terrible. sarah joy is super scummy.
Same. I live super close to an Amish community in Indiana. They are such kind and hard-working people.
@@MRebecaabuse is rampant in Amish community. As is animal cruelty. There are many legit Amish people talking about this after they left. Because they can self police their community and live outside of the law for the most part, child abuse is almost normalized. I know not all are like this but the community as a whole is just rife with abuse of all natures
we didn’t forget Cooper, your middle name has to be Danger now. no backsies.
Film Danger Cooper
it’s wild that she claimed to be a convert??? like why go through all that work to just break the rules or talk abt wanting dyed hair when no ones forcing you to live this way???
Converted to struggle.
Gotta join the Oppression Olympics somehow 😂
"There's Sarah at Krispy Kreme" Same girl, I'd betray my carefully crafted Amish catfishing identity for some sweet, sweet fried dough. Those KitKat ones are fire.
Am I missing the part where there was definitive proof she was lying? If she did t join the community until 2018 that girl just showed old pictures of her which of course she was wearing makeup and stuff…she hadn’t gone into the Amish community yet. Was there some sort of other proof I totally missed or you’re just going off old pics?
@@AmberUnavailableshe had her other account acting like a polish immigrant but idk how the timelines line up
@@AmberUnavailablewearing makeup is taught to be “worldly” and amish woman don’t wear makeup to not partake in “worldly” things. She claimed to be raised Amish, and if she was she would never have gone to Krispy Kreme, would have never worn makeup. She’s pretending to be Amish (which is a whole mess unto its self) but she was lying a lot. She went back on her lies when she said she “transitioned”.
@@AmberUnavailableher own frickin sister?
@@AmberUnavailable BOT BOT BOT!!!
Why would ANYBOY WILLINGLY convert to being Amish / being in a repressed society… also is that even allowed ?!?!
People have their own reasons, that’s their own choice. I don’t understand it either, but I don’t need to. :) As long as nobody is hurt, that is!
Anyway, to answer your question, it is actually allowed in the Amish community. I don’t know the ins and outs of it, but they do accept serious newcomers
@@spoof2803thank you for answering my question . But I am gonna continue to judge because it’s fun ❤
@@spoof2803but joining that community means you are automatically getting hurt, because it's so repressive, sexist, isolated, etc
I don’t know, sometimes I question why I spend hours looking at a squared screen with little people in it talking about society problems. Weird.
@@spoof2803its actually not accepted, amish donot take english. i think u mistook that amish people from 16-22 have the option to convert to english but they do NOT take convertions. or atleast its that in philly
ive been feeling so down recently and youve been the reason why i can do simple tasks (not in a weird way your videos help me focus and forget that im upset) i appreciate you cooper thank you for helping me feel more normal
this is so sweet. i hope you feel better
Keep going. You got this!
Woooo!
You're doing great!!!
I was homeschooled as well and someone I dated made the best statement! He said “there’s a difference between being home schooled and being a homeschooler” defined it perfectly haha
Omg I often say I grew up ‘fake Amish’ bc I grew up in a historic village that reenacts 1800s settler life as its main tourist attraction (but only from 9-5 and then we go home to our modern homes)
That actually sounds fun
what
huhhh
What where is that??
williamsburg va?
Cooper already being concerned about Young Cooper. Jr is so wholesome
I get what you mean about the homeschool stuff. I wasnt homeschooled, but a number of my cousins are. One family are some of the smartest, sweetest, most well adjusted kids I know. The other family is beyond cringy, the oldest is 18 and still doesnt know how the world works.
you nailed the difference between me & my sister and our cousins. me and my sister were homeschooled because it was what was best for us and my aunt homeschooled our cousins to keep them under her thumb essentially. they’re adults now with no friends or understanding of life and me & my sister are also grown but with friends, social skills and we’re both very smart
@@dumbdumb2574hm. username does NOT check out
I was homeschooled went to a CULTY homeschool co-op, but out of my 3 siblings only one of us is still culty. Serious religious trauma, lol
But ig there are good co-ops. So you go girl! (I say that gender neutraly
I use to go to public school but had a bad issue with bullies, in 2019 I switched to home school. It took MONTHS of begging to my dad who was still against it and tells me constantly that he regrets allowing. I made the switch right before Covid hit the states. I have always been good at school, I’m normal. I know how the world works but I am skittish and kind of awkward, ALTHOUGH, it has nothing to do with being homeschooled. I just have always been kinda distant to people and awkward. I was often called “the quite kid” in school. I fall into the stereotype, but it’s just the way I’ve always been ahaha lmao
@@dumbdumb2574how smart are you really if you have to say it😕
as a norwegian and therefore being a representative for the norwegians, we DO NOT claim her as our own.
Fr like what the hell
Hey, are you accepting applicants? I loathe the cold (southern US), but I’ve decided your country is best country. People don’t die because they can’t get insulin, for instance.
@@PetThePeevesdon’t know about them, but as a norwegian i accept you 👍👍😊
"Um, babe -- can I call you babe? I don't want to."
Amish people don't wear makeup, don't listen to ANY music, and aren't even allowed to have their pictures taken. She was so obviously not Amish to anyone who grew up around Amish communities. She wouldn't have even been able to get a phone, because she wouldn't have her own money. When you're unmarried, all your money goes to your parents. At least the Amish around here. Some of the men do have secret phones though
I have heard it varies on the Amish community. The core values are the same but there are some things that are different such as I remember hearing that in one Amish community they did have a working phone and a car. If memory serves, both were acquired because of an insane emergency that occurred that resulted in the death of a beloved member. I think they weren’t able to get a buggy because the ones that were there (I believe it was about two or three) were out to sell their wares and they didn’t have any phones so that member had passed on.
They prayed on it for some time before the Elders decided on one phone and one car for emergency purposes only. Both the phone and the keys to the car were being held by the Elders.
I’m ex-Amish and yes, as the person above stated it does vary among the communities.
Some examples being: No electricity is usually a base rule, but even then some communities allow things such as battery powered items and solar power. Music is allowed in most communities, as long as it isn’t “secular”. Some communities have lesser dress codes while some are very specific and strict-my mom was given a stack of papers going over what was and wasn’t allowed in the church her and my father attended. Makeup is one of the only ones that I think every community frowns on.
So yes, it does vary. But it does not take a genius to see that Sarah is a fake. Even if she were Mennonite she would be suspicious but Amish? There’s no way she wouldn’t have been excommunicated by now.
@@lumini3172 I guess the community in my area has more strict rules. There is a fairly large community here. They aren't allowed to listen to any music. They won't even go to a hospital unless someone is literally dying. Obviously some of them break the rules. I know some of them have secret bathrooms with running water in them. Which is something they don't agree with here.
@@anactualprayingmantis5054
That’s understandable. Some communities are far more strict than others, that’s for sure. Some of the rules that Amish communities have are so wild, though, because on top of not allowing running water I know some that don’t allow bikes either. The reasoning is “it would be too easy for you to go somewhere you shouldn’t,” as if you couldn’t go to that same place with a horse and buggy lol
And of course the rules don’t stop people from doing the “bad things” in secret. It’s interesting hearing my parents telling stories of their own rebellions. My dad once got caught with a cellphone and my mom was caught with a Polaroid camera. The phone, camera, and pictures from the camera had to be destroyed. My mom never stopped feeling heartbroken over the pictures she lost :(
she was pretending to be an amish person with a secret phone and tiktok account - doesn't really matter if she's breaking the amish rules or whatever lol
Why is everyone ignoring the fact that he said he was homeschooled with mr beast?
Ecxactly I want to know more
I came to say the exact same thing
omg yes i was scrolling for ages to find someone talking about it
Haven't gotten to that part and I'm so confused 💀
fr i need answers👇👇
Lying about being amish is like lying about being a furry or something like what's the point....?!?
This is just rampant speculation on my part, but I would be willing to bet she was going to start posting about being in some sort of danger and needing to leave the community and then BOOM--gofundme, where she makes a pile of money. Then she 'escapes', claims her actual family is her foster family and starts making videos of herself 'discovering the outside world', and keeps raking in cash. But she got caught first.
Some people need to feel special so they lie about the first thing they come up with.
Because she’s “different” and “special” 🙄
@@glassribbon4219 wait ur so smart actually wtf that makes so much sense
People like to struggle
Now its a story of overcoming oppression 😂
Dude if someone checking my groceries out at a store started regaling my child with tales and songs of old, I am going and buying more stuff sir.
It's an ancient fae trying to lure you in.
1:50 IM ROLLING LOOK AT THAT THING
Cooper being homeschooled growing up makes so much sense as someone who was also homeschooled and went to co-ops😭😭😭
Sameeee
Sorry what's a co-op?
@chatnoir9038 A co-op is like going to school, except you only meet once or twice a week, and the rest of the time you are homeschooled
@@BumbliBee Thanks for explaining!!
@@chatnoir9038 no problem!
What a crazy lie . Like she really didn’t think people would look at her sideways for having a Phone and posting on SOCIAL MEDIA .. being Amish LOL
I think that added to it in a way. I remember seeing posts about her. Everyone felt sad because it seemed she was having to keep this secret (having a phone and social media) from everyone.
Saying they would never complain about doing school work again because Sarah Joy doesn’t get that opportunity.
(Even though one person’s struggle doesn’t negate your own. You can still struggle with school work and “complain” while also being sad that someone else cannot go to school. But that’s besides the point.)
I was “shocked” when I saw the title of this video because I remember seeing posts from people expressing sympathy for her and I was like: “Oh yeah, that is sad. Everyone should be able to follow their dreams as long as they aren’t hurting themselves or anyone else.” But never really looked in to her and her content.
It’s even more funny to me bc I know about the rite of passage called Rumspringa, where some young Amish people (it can start at 16/17 and last all the way up to a decision on undergoing baptism into the community) are encouraged to leave the community for a while in order to make the decision of whether or not to continue in living the life they have lived. She fully could’ve just said she was on a Rumspringa, exploring the modern world as she decides on what life she wants to live. 😂 Not that I’m encouraging the lie, but I’m just like, if you’re gonna live a lie, know your shit first.
wake up cooper posted
I have arisen
Im up!
Im up
I AM UP🫡🫡🫡
WE UP🗣️
I know Norwegian and suddenly not only seeing it, but hearing you try to read it had me laughing. Literally can't. 😭💀
Love how Cooper's room is slowly turning into a vintage jungle
"THERE ONCE WAS A MAN WHO WAS MADE OF WHEAT HIS NAME WAS SCARECROW WHEY MAN" BARS 🗣🔥🔥
SCARECROW HAD A PEPPERMINT STICK 🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣
"Tiktok Brain" revised, 2024- when, after finding yourself working at an Amish store, you begin claiming the Amish identity to impress tiktok users. This will result in the appropriation of generations of women's trauma within an isolated, deeply patriarchal society. You will be desperate for increasing attention until, at last, the attention becomes great enough for real world acquaintances to expose the grift. Backlash will be swift.
Thanks for keeping us current, cooper. Thinkin bout praying to this. 🙏🏻
There are so much more interesting things to fake over being AMISH
that’s why this is so funny to me 😭that one girl really made an expose video about someone being fake amish. like this whole situation is so dumb lmao
There are also WAY more interesting things to care about. This is so stupid jfc.
I mean most influencers fake being rich… not Amish
@@PWEIzation girl bye
@@midogei cry about it 🤷🏻♀️
COOPER YOUR NORWEGIAN ATTEMPT WAS TERRIBLE 😭😭😭 i love you but that whole segment was a violation
Cooper randomly dropping lore that he learnt at the same place as mrbeast
its actually really cool to know that cooper was homeschool. i am being homeschool right now and sometimes i find it hard to relate to other people.
hello fellow homeschooler 🤣🤣
I'm literally watching this right after my co-op classes
I was homeschooled for a long time, it made it really hard for me when I started going to public school not knowing anything (mine was the crazy religious no co-op type tho)
Yo another homeschooler in the wild??
Yeah same 😭 wish I had a good co-op like he did tho. The people in mine can be really shitty :/
anytime the Amish come up… I like to mention that they are the number one perps in Puppy Mills. And they abuse their horses. Just an FYI.
And women
@@NCcatladyand children
@@carnuatusand dogs probably
In ex-Amish with lots of Amish relatives and even my conservative, Amish-apologist family will admit that there’s a number of issues in the communities regarding abuse of…well, any living being, really.
Children, women, horses, dogs, cats, cows, wildlife, it does not matter. If it’s breathing then it’s at risk of being abused by the Amish.
This is not to say that every Amish person is a horrible, abusive creature. There are some great ones out there. It’s just a simple fact that the large majority of the communities see animals as nothing more than expendable tools. The kids can be just as bad as they’re raised to believe the same thing.
I’ve seen lame horses still being used to pull buggies and do farm work. I’ve seen kids throw kittens by their tails. I’ve seen dogs kept in tiny cages covered in their own feces. I’ve seen carts with far too many kids in it beating the crap out of the pony struggling to pull it.
Once an animal is too old or sick/injured to continue their job or the owner gets a new one that they can abuse instead, they’re either shot, abandoned, or taken to the nearest auction/kill buyer. Very, very few get to have retirement after being worked into the ground.
As for women and children, well, it really isn’t rocket science. They’re practically still seen as property. They’re beaten and treated almost as bad as the animals (sometimes just as bad).
It’s a horrid thing to witness and hear about. It needs to be stopped.
@@lumini3172 Wow, I wasn't aware of that, thanks to both you and OP for highlighting it. I knew about mistreating kids because they refuse modern medicine, and I figured their views on women were outdated, but I didn't know it was that bad. That's horrible and I'm sorry you were exposed to such a toxic mindset. But I'm glad you're out of it and have realised how damaging it is. I hope you find peace and healing along the way on your journey. 🫂
The hair is growing on me, Cooper 🤩
It’s growing on him too (ba-dum-sss) (I’m sorry)
@@uchiki_bunny1248 take my like and get out. (/lh)
@@uchiki_bunny1248HRLP😭🙏
@@uchiki_bunny1248the hardest line ever
Frrrr
I honestly LOVE youtubers reading out vocabulary definitions in videos. Like, it perfectly normalizes admitting you don't actually know what a word means AND encourages the follow through of looking it up, while providing to the viewer in the moment, the same vocabulary lesson.
Call me a nerd, but I want youtube videos to start out with that box of highlighted vocabulary words with definitions about what I'm about to learn 😂
"Why am I in your lap? Let me go."
I died.
Cooper is the homeschooler representation we didn't know we needed
Him and oompaville 💘💘
REALLLL
Hahaha I went to a homeschool co-op too. It’s so funny to me how social homeschoolers have to prove that they were socialized
Because people who went to public school always hit us with the “omg so like do you feel overwhelmed in public right now?..” or the “oh so like… are you like… nervous to talk to people or something?” even though the conversation is going smoothly and we’re obviously not anxious 😭😭
😭😭 unfortunate
@@raficeline People act like kids who were homeschooled never went outside
@@raficeline I can’t lie, the stereotype exists for a reason. It’s unfortunate how secluded a lot of the other homeschooled kids around me were, it has given me a complex even into my adult life. I’m always questioning if I’m acting normal
I’m obsessed with Cooper correctly using “I would be remiss” and then short circuiting, questioning what that means, realizing he’s right and getting right back on track 😎
Cooper the drip is IMMACULATE. It's giving rich uncle that just got back from an exotic vacation
The main thing is that she kept switching stories by saying she converted and then saying she was born Mennonite
cooper it’s time to change your middle name to danger
film danger cooper
I’m homeschooled and the fact that Cooper was too simultaneously makes all the sense but yet no sense at all-
17:04 that is a pawn, Cooper 😭
12:52 lol me googling Pillaging the same time was crazy😭😅
He dropped the most interesting Cooper lore and though we wouldn't notice?
lol fr
Dad behaviour
all of the homeschooled lore drop was interesting, but hearing the mr beast part was crazy and not expected at all lol
NOT THE AD FOR THE NECKLACES WHEN WERE TALKING BOUT CRIME😭💀
LMAOOO whenever i tell people i was homeschooled, i also list all the activities i did to socialize (homeschool co-op on Fridays, neighborhood friends, youth groups) 😂
I’m dying at the improv scary Amish songs lmfaooo😂
I watch cooper because of the ultra pretty wall, I listen to cooper because his vibes are exactly what I need after a hard day of existential crisis. Im a simple lesbian, and so are you.
You're right. I am! How did you know?
@@Asylum_Vamp lesbian telekinesis duh ;)
Diagnosed with lesbian under film cooper video
Damn. And I thought I was asexual. Oh, well, I've always loved my sapphics. Now I get to be one of them!
i feel called out lmaoo
as a rural pennsylvanian i am thoroughly invested in this
exactly why it appealed to me when I first heard about it lol
Omg
same bro, the one side of my family is mennonite and I don’t like that she wears both amish and mennonite coverings?? wth that about.
This is such a treat for us "grew up around Amish people but aren't Amish" type girlies ajfhfjs
@@yungdracula1068 FR
mind if i join you in solidarity as someone who grew up around dutch reform mennonites in the British Columbian Bible Belt? i bring salmonberries and fiddleheads as a peace offering
The worst part is things are bad for Amish women and this is not helping them
11:47 from Scandinavia, 1. It’s fine our languages is weird. 2. You absolutely killed that like how did you actually say it like that I thought it was hard speaking the language 😖???
0:14 Okay, I'm at the start of the video and just by the title and thumbnail, I already feel like there were some major red flags with this one.
cooper i gotta tell you man, the open earring is adding so much to your reactions, 10/10
16:41 Babe… Can I call you Babe? …I don’t want to. 😆
1:18 💃HIS NAME WAS SCARECROW WHEATY MAN💃
1:13 I do NOT fw scarecrow wheatey man☹️
4:23 why does he sound like shigaraki here-
As a Norwegian, that Scandinavian impression was on point😭
“I’m taking Cooper Jr and getting the FUCK out of that store”
Even if she lied, she can’t say she doesn’t know how to churn mean butter
Hell yeah brother
☠️☠️☠️
Your singing made me laugh so hard in the hospital with pneumonia I needed this thank you hahahahaha!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
17:40 i was lost but i started laughing so hard when i remembered the vid😭
Glad you had so much socialization during your homeschooling Cooper... I was fully socially isolsted from age 11 at which point my parents whom were the only people I had any contact with became severely abusive and neglectful... Shit fucked me up badly I'm almost 30 now and still very very far from normal or okay
(Note: I'm being totally genuine not sarcastic or bitter in the least, I'm very glad you didn't experience that, just because I had to doesn't mean I feel like a single other human being ever should, I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. If you're gonna homeschool your kids do it right. If you're going to raise kids at all, they are actual human beings, value and respect them or f&$k off.)
Yeah, there really needs to be more regulations and monitoring that goes with homeschooling, and, dare I say, more assistance. Discount textbooks and free transportation vouchers to get to homeschool events. My experience wasn't so kind either, and I'm constantly trying to prove that I'm smart and I'm normal and worthy of just not being made fun of.
She’s not actually Amish is the fact that she 1. Has access to electricity 2. Has a phone and 3. Is on TikTok and posting on TikTok. Amish people are not allowed access to any modern things.
It depends on the social class of said plains communities like the Amish. Typically the weather a community is, the more “English” they are. They’re allowed to use generators for electricity in their homes, drive diesel/gas powered vehicles/farm equipment, have phones since they run on a battery, and are more involved in the “English” (modern) communities. My uncle owns a concrete company in Indiana where he works with some people from the Amish community who have access to these resources, it really just depends on the wealth of the church and community. They can still be corrupt and sick, even if they have these amenities though:(
Sorry not “weather”, WEALTHIER
CONGRATS ON THE MILLION COOPER🥳 happy to be a part of it 😌
oh my god, we’re at a million?! this is insane
17:56 I almost choked on my Hot Coco-
I honestly feel like I’m friends with cooper, and he is just rambling on about a rabbit hole he fell down, and showing me funny videos along the way. He’s so silly
"I love you Mormons" Me and my friend who are traumatized from the church and left🤣😭
hello fellow exmormon! i’m right there with you 😂
As a traumatized exmo that made me giggle😭
4:01 omg the earring is giving me ANXIETY I've lost my favorite earrings too many times / had too many close calls I just wanna snap it shut for you bro
You need to get the screw-on backs! My favorite are the flatback screw-ons, so nice to not have your earrings stab you when you're laying down and no worries of them getting lost!
@@0blivvy8as a person who sleeps on their side i can say i’m always getting stabbed by the back of my earrings😭
13:50 13:54 YYYEEEEAHHHHH THE HOMESCHOOL CO-OP GANG EYYYYY
I was an antisocial homeschool kid. I still am-
IM FUCKING CRYING AT COOPERS AIRPLANES IMPRESSION WHAT IS THAT😭😭😭 4:14
Sounds like me after eating Taco Bell
I feel like this is so crazy because I thought we all knew she wasn’t Amish????
Yeah, because the only tik tok the amish have ever heard of comes from clocks
same, esp considering i don't remember her ever saying she's amish 😭 she just refers to herself as "working in a plain store"
I just assumed she was in a less extreme community like mennonites or new order, I’ve seen them at hotels and skiing and things so it didn’t seem that far fetched
@@lemon3135 exactly. ppl hear plain and automatically assume amish 😭
@@lemon3135Yeah this is the part that actually made me wonder when I first heard about it. She could pull a lot of this off as a Mennonite, especially if she converted and/or was not an Old Order member. A lot of people don’t realize how much the sects vary or that a Mennonite can be anything from basically Amish all the way to modern evangelical Christian. But if claiming raised from birth Amish that’s a no lol.
Nah not copper casually flexing that he was homeschooled with Mr. Beast😭
6:39 Hey Connor! Im a Mormon and you were a bit off with your assumptions; I literally wear eyeliner and mascara every single day and I could see why you think it would be prohibiting rules, but it is completely A okay. Same thing goes with dying hair- people can do whatever they want to to it (just trying to correct common misconceptions). Its fine if you think we're weird, most people do. As long as your not straight up rude, I, and most others, dont really care. Your content is great by the way and you are my fav commentary channel. Keep it up dude
Ew a Mormon
My dad used to say “keep talking like that and we’ll become Amish” if I’d act out of line… like bro
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i guess that with "si soy serio" you meant to say "yes, Im serious" but it would actually be "si, voy en serio" or "si, en serio", what you said is that you ARE serious, like, your name. love your vids!!
Oooh thanks so much for that!
I wast laughing because it reminded me when Brian from family guy say, Soy el brain
Now he has to change his middle name to serious at 2m ig
Im so confused, my family in DE and PA said that amish dont have their pictures taken because they believe it steals your soul. Wouldnt her being on tiktok automatically mean shes not amish?
i THINK those sort of beliefs are common but not present in every group. amish culture varies a lot. like some are okay with hitching rides or using telephones in town but others wouldn't dare. i grew up in an area with some amish + mennonite ppl but i'm def not an expert lol
@bunnyellabell oh interesting, I knew there were different groups but I didn't realize some were okay with that stuff. I'm from Alaska and now live in Washington, so I dont have any first hand experience, and obviously don't know much about it. I've only ever seen 2 buggys, the one time I tried going to an amish furniture store, they weren't open, so ive never even talked to an amish person
@@bunnyellabellOooh. I just pointed that out. There are some things that are shared between the Amish communities but there also have varying levels of strictness.
Like for instance, many people believe ALL Amish are against technology when that’s simply not true. The truth is many don’t but there are some who allow one phone and/or one car. I knew of a community that had both due to the death of a beloved member.
Other aspects that are different is some will socialize with outsiders. Mind you not heavily but they have friendly acquaintances. And one important aspect is that there are some that have a rite of passage ritual sort of speak. This is that once an Amish child reaches a certain age, they are allowed to leave the compound and see the outside world. They aren’t homeless, there is a half-way house of sorts that they can live in. They are given a set time frame to experience the outside world before making the choice of returning to the Amish community or staying out in the world. Mind you, if they do choose to live outside. Chances are they are not allowed to return. It is seen as they had made a permanent decision to stay outside.
The same decision is given to the outsiders who wish to join and they can do so but will be given a similar time frame to make this decision.
And yet another difference is that there are even some that will take their sick loved ones to the hospital. The sentiment is that God blessed certain people the ability to help the weak so to them to deny this is like spitting in the face of God.
I will emphasize that this is not a common core belief. In fact, it’s quite the opposite and very rare.
Most of the Amish stick to the core principles that they are known for, down to shunning *any* outsiders.
11:35 film cooper when not everybody is american: 😲
“scArecrOw hAd A pEpPerMinT sTiCK”
I mean... I think the biggest tell that she wasn't Amish is that she's on TikTok...
Right?!
“Can I call you babe…I don’t want to” LMAOOOOOOOO (also love the Mormon mention even if you think we’re weird 🥲)
I’m lds and even I think some of us are weird lol 😂
@@_faiththebean yeahhh there’s def some weirdos in our church 💀😭
yeah haha totally agree! but also since when are not aloud to wear makeup 💀
hey, spanish person here. I personally enjoy a lot your videos, i just wanted to correct what you said in spanish, it would be "sí, enserio", which would mean "yes, really", if you wanted to say "i'm serious" you can also say "sí, lo digo enserio" or even "sí, te lo digo enserio", which would basicalle mean "yeah, i'm telling you, seriously"
just a small nitpick because i'm really nitpicky, apart from that your videos are fucking awesome and i enjoy so much yout content, i just wanted to correct that small mistake though because i feel like iy would be cool for you to know, it was still a funny bit
edit: i wanted to add that what you said would mean "yes, i'm serious" but in a "yes, i'm a serious person" way, not as you intended, hope this helped :)
As someone who was homeschooled for a while (and had to go to a co-op run by a church), homeschool kids are weird, even the ones who go to homeschool co-ops, but some of us do grow out of it again
Yeah there was a kid in my school at one point who was homeschooled and we could kinda tell. Socialization was different, views on how to interact with the world were different. But I feel like once the real world isn’t something optional to understand based on how you were homeschooled adjustment can happen easier…? Kinda guessing here. But co ops are different from school socialization, even if it does provide a social space. If that makes sense.
I just love that you left in the footage of you looking up the definition of remiss, that's awesome
cooper make a tipsy tier list of the tortured poets department!!!!
Why did the aeroplane bit make me laugh so hard 😂😂😂😂
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Cooper thank you so much for posting, I needed something to listen to while I get ready for prom. As I was pulling up UA-cam I was hoping you had posted something.
I hope you have so much fun🥳💖!!
Have fun and be safe ❤❤
I hope you have fun🎉
Have fun at prom,!!!
@@mckenzyfry Thank you!!!
15:30 HOLD ON YOU WERW HOMESCHOOLED WITH MR. BEAST
MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY
No he said in another video he was joking