bullies that got a healthy dose of petty revenge - REACTION

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  • Опубліковано 14 гру 2024

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  • @theandrewshoe
    @theandrewshoe Рік тому +1650

    Hey Charlotte! THANKS FOR THE VIDEO AND TELLING MY STORY! :)

    • @katemarr1984
      @katemarr1984 Рік тому +113

      Andrew, if you see this, if I could help with a donation I would. That said, Charlotte used the perfect phrase to describe you "a gem of a human being". I hope everything works out in your favor. Thank you for being classy and renewing my faith in humanity. ❤

    • @CharlotteDobre
      @CharlotteDobre  Рік тому +317

      Thank YOU Andrew for sharing your story. Sorry about what happened to you. Hopefully your faith in humanity is restored!

    • @JustHereForCats
      @JustHereForCats Рік тому +60

      We love you man! Thank you for gifting the public with music! You’re incredibly talented, and you seem to have a good heart 🫰🏽

    • @dinasilva9263
      @dinasilva9263 Рік тому +37

      I wish you the best. Keep playing your piano. Lots of success to you. 🤗

    • @vccalico
      @vccalico Рік тому +30

      I hope you sue that lady. I first heard about this from Ray William Johnson. I hope this gets you publicity. I’m also glad that man gave you all of his money!

  • @HolladayEndAtBohicaGarden
    @HolladayEndAtBohicaGarden Рік тому +3868

    She committed several crimes- she assaulted him, she stole his money, and she vandalized his property. She's a snot

    • @Flowergurl2000
      @Flowergurl2000 Рік тому +229

      She is a criminal.

    • @mochiiitea
      @mochiiitea Рік тому +203

      Someone also saw that she had a public record of stealing before as well lol

    • @Claudia-lq3ns
      @Claudia-lq3ns Рік тому

      She's an immature clownish juvenile that happens to have an adult's age. I hope she is haunted by all the backlash for her ridiculousness for a long time 🤡

    • @Calmly.Chaotic
      @Calmly.Chaotic Рік тому +159

      THANK YOU. I got so irritated when she said she didn’t commit a crime when she literally stole his money. How is that not a crime??? I love charlotte and all of her videos, but that comment irritated me. I was just so pissed about the woman that stole from him and damaged his property. I can’t imagine being friends with someone like that and laughing at their actions.

    • @wellactually.
      @wellactually. Рік тому +152

      She apologized for people seeing the video.. she didn't even apologize for doing it. She is mad she's having consequences... If there was no video she wouldn't care

  • @tessajoy5085
    @tessajoy5085 Рік тому +1288

    She's not sorry she wrecked his piano. She's sorry she got caught and IDENTIFIED wrecking his piano.....and yes, she stole from him. We saw her lean down and take something from below his piano and right away, a bunch of the witnesses whipped out their wallets to replace his tips. She's a pos and only cares about the fact that people all over the USA now know who she is and WHAT she is. She deserves every bit of criticism she gets. She earned it.

    • @carpediem6431
      @carpediem6431 Рік тому +66

      It didn’t show it on these clips, but after he complained, one of her friends said to him “do you wanna hit?” Which means in POS language “wanna fight?” So right about these losers being incapable of al remorse.

    • @Chonts
      @Chonts Рік тому

      Not only in the USA my guy lmao, she is recognised as a POS in all English speaking countries

    • @shewolfinubaka
      @shewolfinubaka Рік тому +31

      Also I’m this clip it’s cut off but her friends threaten him asking if he “wants to fight about it” right after she runs off with his money

    • @Subangelis
      @Subangelis Рік тому +39

      She deserves jail time, and being a habitual offender usually means much more than the minimum sentence.

    • @beeech1080
      @beeech1080 Рік тому +26

      She claimed to have just pretended to steal the money but like why you even gonna pretend to do something like that?? Learn a lesson

  • @Dobviews
    @Dobviews Рік тому +3713

    *When people call criminal choices "mistakes," it is because they are attempting to distance themselves from accountability.*

    • @Dachdogoriginal
      @Dachdogoriginal Рік тому +63

      More like "on purposes' "

    • @Jack_Flapper
      @Jack_Flapper Рік тому +2

      *Mistake*
      _an action or judgment that is misguided or wrong._
      A choice can be a mistake. Mistakes are not always unintentional. When you say “I made a mistake” that means “I made the wrong choice.” Some people learn from mistakes, some don’t.
      Edit: wtf is wrong with this Appa person? I didn’t even imply that I was defending this girl, I literally just posted the definition of mistake. 😂 I guess I should have realized that some people can’t handle extremely minor corrections without feeling attacked and embarrassed. What a gross trait to parade around. Have fun circle jerking and desperately trying to debunk the dictionary lol.
      FINAL EDIT: This weirdo has been going back and forth arguing with people and *never actually getting to a definition for the word mistake* for over 10 f**kin days bro. Actually psychotic.

    • @Dachdogoriginal
      @Dachdogoriginal Рік тому +40

      @@Jack_Flapper wrong as in not doing correctly. Not as is wronging someone. She chose to do it knowing full well what she was doing and why.

    • @Jack_Flapper
      @Jack_Flapper Рік тому +18

      @@Dachdogoriginal
      mis·take
      /məˈstāk/
      noun
      an action or judgment that is misguided or wrong
      "coming here was a mistake"
      Similar: error, fault, inaccuracy
      “I made a mistake” depicts the user feels they were wrong in something they said or did. The stipulation you added is dependent on the context of what’s being said (saying you mistook a situation means you misunderstood/it was accidental), and not relevant to how the word was used in this instance.
      It’s not deep. Some mistakes are worse than others.

    • @gracelovely3838
      @gracelovely3838 Рік тому +24

      People who talk about "criminal choices" like they've never broken the speed limit

  • @sweettaterfries
    @sweettaterfries Рік тому +503

    My HS bully was a pastors daughter who would make fun of me for not having sex. Told me I was too ugly and my bf was probably cheating on me. I ended up joining her churches congregation ONE time just to talk to the pastor about my HS bully. I ended up name dropping her, and she never bullied me again. ☺️

    • @emilyzee7483
      @emilyzee7483 Рік тому +30

      I apologize on behalf of all pastor daughters who act this way. I am a pastor's daughter but I would rather die than act that way even for a movie role. One, in our religion sex before marriage is a sin. Two, we're told to love everybody and to treat them how you wanna be treated. I'm very sorry you went through that! Unfortunately the church is seeing more and more of the people who don't actually believe and just say they do because their families do, so they break all the rules and hurt others. I'd say about 90% of people in a church don't actually believe nowadays.

    • @lissieloveskitties
      @lissieloveskitties Рік тому +35

      I got bullied by the vicars daughter and her sh¡tty little friends too! The church took us on a trip to a theme park, but I didn't know we'd have to do 2 days of Jesus camp first. It was horrendous, I walked off in a field for 4 hours just to avoid them (no one noticed I was missing). By the time we got to the theme park I felt physically sick with anxiety so was put in the teacup group. But karma served, her and her mates got stuck on a rollercoaster tipped at the edge (Oblivion at Alton Towers uk) and I got to mock them and throw fries at them 😂 then when we got back my mum told her parents, and when they tried to defend her my mum said "I'm not staying in a church that allows such vile behaviour, seems as though Jesus taught you nothing " 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥buuuuuuurn hahaha.

    • @themiasmastream
      @themiasmastream Рік тому +2

      ​@@emilyzee7483oh emily...you sweet naive thing 😂😂😂

    • @emilyzee7483
      @emilyzee7483 Рік тому +13

      @@themiasmastream I act naive but I'm actually not. Nor am I ignorant. Sometimes innocence is mistaken for being naive but they are not the same thing. I've been through hell and back and I'll do it again even though I'm just a teenager. I also recognize that people my age never want to take responsibility, I find it stupid and annoying.

    • @themiasmastream
      @themiasmastream Рік тому +3

      @emilyzee7483 they are not the same thing but they are closely related concepts. Innocent individuals are likely to be naive, as their lack of experience causes them to misread situations. You are both innocent and naive. You can have life experience and still be naive.
      If you believe it's a new or recent concept that most religious people do not truly believe, you're naive. That's the nature of what religion is and is used for by humans - control.

  • @kiwifreund
    @kiwifreund Рік тому +207

    One of my bullies passed away from cancer a few weeks ago. His parents were gushing about how he was such a great guy and would do anything for his friends. Not one single person wrote anything nice on his facebook or obituary. He was 51. He never changed. He was always a jerk.

    • @daisy9910
      @daisy9910 Рік тому +34

      You know who enabled him...

    • @SetTheFallen
      @SetTheFallen Рік тому

      Dude.... wtf is wrong with you?
      Sure he was a bully, but glorifying and being happy someone died. To cancer. Jezes. This is nauseating. Why would it make you happy someone is dead? Your not a nice person.

    • @FlissFloss2906
      @FlissFloss2906 Рік тому

      If his parents can’t see then that’s because they just let him get away with whatever shit he wanted to. Just because people get ill, just because people get cancer, it doesn’t make them good people all of a sudden. They still are total pieces of shite. Xx

    • @dashopepper
      @dashopepper Рік тому +28

      They never change. I've been so very tempted to write "...And nothing of value was lost" on a relative's funeral home obit page, because of the emotional and psychological abuse he put me through as a kid. I've not done it...yet.

    • @FlissFloss2906
      @FlissFloss2906 Рік тому +24

      @@dashopepper Exactly. My grandfather was like this. Him and my amazing grandma lived with us until I was 20.
      He told me he wished me dead. He said he hoped I ended up like my grandma (his wife who was and incredible woman) with dementia in a home. He said all sorts of things. Once he actually got physical and grabbed me to snatch a letter off me that had nothing to do with him (I was 18 at this point). I ended up calling my Mum who was at work. My mum clearly had no idea what had been going on because it all came tumbling out of me. She went to see him (they had their own part of the house) and pinned him up against a wall by his neck and told him that if he ever touched or spoke to me again she would knife him. All the while doing knifing motions into his stomach at the same time. My grandma didn’t say a word. Just watched. Didn’t stick up for him nothing. She probably took his abuse her whole married life.
      When he got cancer he told my brother he wanted to see me and said he remembered when I was small and would go see him, basically tried to used my brother to try emotionally blackmail me into going to see him before he died. I told my brother to tell him that he would never see my face again. And the only time I would see him again would be to make sure he was in his coffin.
      And I did. He never saw me again. Good riddance to bad rubbish.
      Xxx

  • @amymattaliano7634
    @amymattaliano7634 Рік тому +1843

    For the first one, if she had simply bumped into it, or tripped and knocked it down, that would be completely different. She knowingly walked up to him (twice) and felt it necessary to behave that way. She said there is nothing for people to gain by harassing her. Okay, what did she have to gain by harassing that guy? She doesn't like being on the receiving end of harassment, but is ok with being the one who does it. Then again, that can be said for any and all bullies. And no, she isn't really sorry for her actions. She's only sorry that her actions had consequences

    • @Norinia
      @Norinia Рік тому +69

      Money. She had money to gain. It was an act to *rob him.*
      Other ways the trick is played out is someone will jog up to you, pretending to ‘want to help you’, then ether they’ll grab money themselves, claiming they know something good, or their actual ‘friend’ will pickpocket you with chopsticks while unfriendly Freddy is blabbering away and screaming into your ear so you cannot focus on that odd sensation in your pocket.

    • @xxkatanyaxx
      @xxkatanyaxx Рік тому +68

      I also think she was hoping he was one of 'those' people who would act out against her. She probably would have used race or something else along those lines to try and make him feel guilty. Only one problem in her scheme, hes too nice.

    • @amymattaliano7634
      @amymattaliano7634 Рік тому +32

      @@xxkatanyaxx not only is he too nice, but he's way too smart to fall for something so low

    • @obnoxiousbluebird6634
      @obnoxiousbluebird6634 Рік тому +56

      I've seen the whole video. She did it actually 3 times, each time escalating. The first time she did similar to what she did initially in this video left for a while, came back and did the hand on the keys, left, came back after a while again and crashed the piano and stole his money and her friend is heard admitting it when confronted about stealing, saying "yeah, she did you gonna fight about it?" or something like that. Absolute POS from the top of her head to the sharpened claws at the end of her feet!

    • @beingbeckeroni
      @beingbeckeroni Рік тому +26

      Ngl her family is *little* bit involved since they did/didn’t raise her to act like that 👀 just saying…

  • @rachelr.5171
    @rachelr.5171 Рік тому +1371

    Proof that sometimes bullies change: One of my high school bullies donated $500 to help my sick cat. She never actually apologized…but that money literally saved my cat’s life. So, I consider her forgiven.
    The other bullies…I still hate them to this day😅

    • @rheah7180
      @rheah7180 Рік тому +175

      I would also take that as an apology.

    • @chickenhate_r
      @chickenhate_r Рік тому +225

      Some people find it really hard to say sorry but the fact that she donated that much money to save your cat could be her way of saying that she is sorry. Actions speak louder than words anyway😅

    • @rachelsato7953
      @rachelsato7953 Рік тому +94

      Dude nothing would not be forgiven if they saved my cat’s life. My cats mean so much to me - I would deal with 1000 bullies if it meant they helped me pay for vet bills that saved them. Not discounting the pain and suffering they caused you though. Sorry you were bullied but glad your cat was saved from that negative experience.

    • @raisedstray4947
      @raisedstray4947 Рік тому +52

      That’s pretty wholesome like what a good time to turn your behaviour around. Late but needed

    • @blaszizzz
      @blaszizzz Рік тому +30

      I got bullied at age 13-16 by a group of guys in my class. I'm 33 now and still hate their guts. They never attempted to apologize either and it screwed with my mental health for years. Fuck bullies and anyone who does nothing to stop it.

  • @Vrodify67
    @Vrodify67 Рік тому +708

    The girl who bullied that boy has a criminal record for credit card fraud and other things. She's a bad person. So glad he got justice and pressed charges.

    • @Claudia-lq3ns
      @Claudia-lq3ns Рік тому

      She's a juvenile little clown, and I hope she's shamed to the point where she drops out of school and hides under a rock until she accepts true accountability. The second-grade-level public service announcement was a complete joke at best.

    • @sds6303
      @sds6303 Рік тому +13

      So I was right, she’s a sociopath lol

    • @taissalada
      @taissalada Рік тому +31

      That felony charge is going to be on her record for life and the UA-cam video will follow her for even longer.

    • @jerdtgg
      @jerdtgg Рік тому +18

      My guess is that she wanted people to stop contacting her family because they were not pleased with her prior record and threatened to cut her off if she continued being delinquent

  • @pascaleelliott63
    @pascaleelliott63 Рік тому +374

    Fun fact for the last clip : The woman, Susan Peirez, who insulted a young woman and her baby, justifying her rude behavior with things like "I work for the Governor!", and threatened the superior flight attendant Tabitha's career by saying "You may not have a job tomorrow!"? Yeah. Peirez was suspended from her job for her behavior and "Throwing her weight around", as a result.

    • @phastinemoon
      @phastinemoon 9 місяців тому +9

      You don’t get to threaten airline people.
      Once you are on the plane, THEY OWN YOU!
      Airplanes are little fiefdoms, and you ain’t going NOWHERE.

  • @Conformist138
    @Conformist138 Рік тому +63

    The look on her face when the keyboard fell. I have never seen someone so genuinely dumbfounded by the immediate consequences of their own deliberate actions.

  • @CharlotteDobre
    @CharlotteDobre  Рік тому +1166

    Hi my loves! Sorry today's video was a little late!

  • @onecatshortofcrazy12
    @onecatshortofcrazy12 Рік тому +448

    Nah, the person that smashed the piano wasn’t sorry she did it, she was sorry she got caught and called out. That’s why she had that lame apology

    • @laurahuynh8333
      @laurahuynh8333 Рік тому +12

      That’s why the keyboard player was right to press charges.

  • @Reallifeintheblue
    @Reallifeintheblue Рік тому +1041

    For the first story, when Andrew said hey' don’t take my money, she turned around and said she would beat him up in front of everyone. She is trash and I hope she gets the day she deserves.

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому +105

      That was her friend challenging him to a fight, but nonetheless still disgusting behavior.

    • @gigilarigi3132
      @gigilarigi3132 Рік тому

      @@thalobluethen they’re both trash. I feel the mama bear growling to rip some hair out!!! 😡

    • @Chellex93
      @Chellex93 Рік тому +82

      Yeah I don't get why ppl say not to send these losers mean messages telling them they're messed up. How tf is telling a bully off "harassment"?
      You cannot harass a bully....they are the harassers. If anything it's giving them a taste of their own medicine.
      (Although with her she 100% has that vibe where she'd pull the race card)
      I fully understand the dude saying to not harass the girl's family...cause they weren't there. But she WAS there and she did some fucked up shit so forgive me if I turn a blind eye to those that do find and message her rude things.
      Rude people deserve to be treated rudely...it's what they deserve

    • @jacklow9611
      @jacklow9611 Рік тому +68

      @@Chellex93 Also, if her family had raised her right, she wouldn't do those disgusting and illegal things. She already had a criminal record, probably because of how she was raised.

    • @Willowy13
      @Willowy13 Рік тому

      Yeah. If he had presented her his hand because equality then she'd cry she is a woman. Trash is trash.

  • @Darth_H8er
    @Darth_H8er Рік тому +36

    For anyone who doesn't know: The lady in the last clip started yelling on the flight about a crying baby. And because she was working for the New York governor, she tried using that to establish some sort of authority on the flight. She ended up suspended from her position.
    She learned real quick she had no power there. 😂

  • @strawberrysangria1474
    @strawberrysangria1474 Рік тому +103

    "I'm a human just like you!", nah. We are not the same. I refuse to believe more than 5% of the population acts like her.

  • @cathipalmer8217
    @cathipalmer8217 Рік тому +565

    "I'm sorry for everyone that has seen that viral video."
    Yes, that probably is the thing she is sorry for.

    • @SoManyRandomRamblings
      @SoManyRandomRamblings Рік тому +40

      Exactly, sorry she got caught, not sorry she did it.

    • @cristela4034
      @cristela4034 Рік тому +24

      yeah "I'm sorry I got caught".

    • @kryw10
      @kryw10 Рік тому +20

      Exactly. “I’m sorry y’all caught me red handed.”

    • @SNixon14
      @SNixon14 Рік тому +10

      For some reason when she said that, I thought of Gretchen Weiners from Mean Girls.

    • @Just1Nora
      @Just1Nora Рік тому +4

      Right? She's not sorry for her actions, just the backlash.

  • @Just_Smile-n2w
    @Just_Smile-n2w Рік тому +539

    I’ve seen the first one. Outrageous! She wasn’t even sorry! She got called out BIG time. The internet came calling 😂
    Luv to you, Char! ❤

    • @Willowy13
      @Willowy13 Рік тому +16

      The fact the internet united to do that is the beauty alone.

    • @Norinia
      @Norinia Рік тому +3

      @@Willowy13I’d have been surprised if it ended any other way xD SHE’S ON CAMERA!!! Plus so many people called her out on being so shitty, what were the odds one of them took a picture to show the cops later on?

    • @Nathan_Bookwurm
      @Nathan_Bookwurm Рік тому +5

      I hope he didn't take back the charges after this so called "apologies." She needs to pay for the damage.

    • @JustHereForCats
      @JustHereForCats Рік тому +1

      I know it seems like we are in hard times and everyone is divided, but there are more good people out there than we realize. We just gotta talk to each other more. Keep spreading light and love 💜

    • @Just_Smile-n2w
      @Just_Smile-n2w Рік тому +1

      @@Nathan_Bookwurm She “apologized” and then he filed charges 😬

  • @chassamber
    @chassamber Рік тому +209

    The first one.... Some people cant stand seeing others happy or getting recognized for something. Bc they feel it SHOULD be them. Its usually rooted in narcissistic personality traits.

    • @Claudia-lq3ns
      @Claudia-lq3ns Рік тому

      100% agree with you. She's just so thirsty for attention that she acts like a juvenile bratty clown.
      Her lame apology just made it worse. May the internet forever remind her of what a little entitled twit she is.

  • @duchessliz2415
    @duchessliz2415 Рік тому +26

    Here's my bully who got karma-ed story lol: So when I was working retail as a cashier there was this part time manager that was really popular with other co-workers, but I absolutely f-ing despised because of how she treated me. I say 'part-time' because she was only a manager part time and the other half of the time she was just a regular cashier like me. She seemed to looooove to bully me. She would forget my breaks AFTER giving me an early lunch so I'd go close to 5 HOURS without a break on the closing shift and then she'd yell at me for leaning on the counter or sitting when I was at the door after I'd told her repeatedly that I needed a break and she ignored me like she didn't hear me or just outright rolled her eyes at me (not joking). One particular day she comes and slams her hand on the counter (I was on the cigarette register) and tells me to straighten up and get back to work. I look her in the eye and tell her I already cleaned everything, stocked everything and didn't have anything to DO since there were no customers and YET I hadn't been given a break. She told me to FIND something to do and just outright ignored me telling her I hadn't had a break. The next day she was a cashier and was on the cigarette register and I saw her leaning on the counter and I got pissed off so I slammed my hand on the register and told her to get back to work and her response was that I wasn't her boss. I called her hypocrite since she was doing the exact same thing she'd told me NOT to do and it was earlier in the day and I could SEE that she hadn't stocked or cleaned. So whenever someone asked me why I hated her I explained about her bullying me, refusing me breaks, and being a big hypocrite. 2 weeks after the cigarette register incident... she got arrested for theft and I was on cloud 9.

  • @teamobi3327
    @teamobi3327 Рік тому +41

    I didn't have that many bullies when I was in school, but one girl that thought she'd try it got some instant karma. Long story short, I developed a seizure disorder after a car crash, and afterwards my chemical allergies could cause seizures. I didn't know I was allergic to chlorine. That week was swimming for P.E.... I'm only alive because my best friend pinned me to the pool wall with all her strength. As I'm recovering after the fact, this girl comes up to me, with my friend still holding me wrapped in towels, and says "I shouldn't be so dramatic or if embarrass myself." I'm pretty sure if my friend weren't holding me she'd have decked her. But this group of girls from the track and soccer teams apparently heard, and even though they weren't really friends with me, I watched them rip her a new one while I cried from exhaustion and anger. Only instant karma I've seen.

  • @dardar.22
    @dardar.22 Рік тому +513

    Consequences of her actions. She's not sorry but she made a deliberate decision to be a douche.

  • @alexu8708
    @alexu8708 Рік тому +722

    How dark and awful it must be inside these bullies' heads. So broken. If we all always defend these victims, good will 100% outweigh bad.

    • @pridelesschickz9610
      @pridelesschickz9610 Рік тому +7

      I completely agree! God bless you in the name of Jesus Christ, who is the name above all names & the only way to Heaven❤

    • @dede4004
      @dede4004 Рік тому +15

      What a CRAPPY MEAN thing to do to this guy. And, she maybe could have destroyed his piano, they cost a LOT, especially certain ones. I'm a pianist, and I had a keyboard do this to me, and while trying to CATCH it, the keyboard fell on two of my fingers and BROKE THEM. This was the night before my 2 concerts. I went to the ER, and they gave me a removable cast, until I could come back.
      And I had to STILL play my concerts the next 2 nights.....with 2 broken fingers.
      PEOPLE....DON'T EVER DO THAT......TO ANYONE. Those keyboards COLLAPSE..(FROM experience)
      To the bullies.....STOP being such BULLY PEOPLE. You're not helping ANYONE in the world, you're adding to everyones pain, hurt and more.....especially your own. Get some professional help....please.

    • @danicafugit2697
      @danicafugit2697 Рік тому +7

      I just can’t imagine being that way at all! It has to be miserable!

    • @PrincessAfrica3
      @PrincessAfrica3 Рік тому

      @@pridelesschickz9610amen 🙏🏾

    • @stephanieann6622
      @stephanieann6622 Рік тому +1

      ​@@dede4004I think you commented on the wrong comment love. No sweat tho

  • @ladykay5891
    @ladykay5891 Рік тому +157

    My grade school bully was in a domestic violence marriage. She had help to get out of it and is married to a very nice man. She quit nursing because of the dramatic workplace and started her own greenhouse and is so happy. Her daughter is a model and last I heard she was in Paris. We reconnected a few years ago and we cannot remember why we fought. We decided it didn’t matter after all we were children. We both became happy adults and that’s what matters!!

    • @bluesoulsearcher5424
      @bluesoulsearcher5424 Рік тому +27

      There really is a bully-to-nurse pipeline . Happy to hear everybody is doing well & your relationship is solid now! Amazing stuff

    • @peterkn2
      @peterkn2 10 місяців тому +1

      I think grade school bullying is a normal part of growing up, as long as it's mild and non-violent. HS bullying is a very difficult story.

  • @artisseriechicken
    @artisseriechicken Рік тому +111

    Statistically, most bullies end up being successful because they've learned to climb the social ladder by putting others down. Meanwhile their victims end up worse off in life because of the trauma inflicted on them. Anyway, the girl who bullied me for being autistic went on to become a therapist 🤦‍♀️

    • @raymondholiday8060
      @raymondholiday8060 Рік тому +29

      why do they always go into fields where they're supposed to care about people omg

    • @magdalenagrupaprzycinania
      @magdalenagrupaprzycinania Рік тому +15

      That's the worst outcome possible.....so infuriating

    • @EatmyStardust
      @EatmyStardust Рік тому +4

      Good that times be a changing. Karma is now almost instant!

    • @stormbr1nger194
      @stormbr1nger194 Рік тому +10

      im lucky enough to not really know what happened to my bullies. why? because i have an awful case of face blindness. so if i saw them i wouldn't recognize them in the slightest. and its not like i remember their names 🤷‍♀️. truly both a blessing and a curse

    • @hayleyz1703
      @hayleyz1703 Рік тому +10

      ​@@raymondholiday8060 the same way they'll also be nurses, cops, caregivers... Anything where they can throw around their "power" 🥺

  • @xDarkTrinityx
    @xDarkTrinityx Рік тому +4

    I always did good on tests so I appreciate the teachers who mixed up questions and handed out different versions of tests. My teachers also absolutely called out kids with wandering eyes, even had us bring 2 folders that we would prop up around our papers to keep others from looking during tests.

  • @Sleipnirseight
    @Sleipnirseight Рік тому +434

    I'm a former teacher and absolutely loved my kids. But you'd be amazed how many people who dislike kids go into that profession 👀👀

    • @notevenlistening6072
      @notevenlistening6072 Рік тому +25

      I'm always thrown by the ones who admit they see their old bullies in their new (innocent) students

    • @tiryaclearsong421
      @tiryaclearsong421 Рік тому +46

      Teachers, nurses, and similar professions attract the kindest people who genuinely want to help as well as absolute psychopaths who love tormenting anyone weaker than themselves.

    • @courtneybergman5263
      @courtneybergman5263 Рік тому +11

      It's because they like the power

    • @kellybumgardner5492
      @kellybumgardner5492 Рік тому +6

      Thank you for caring about our kids!!
      Truthfully we aren't that amazed bc I cant think of anyone who would say "I loved all of my teachers". Its a sad reality that it's so commonly accepted. Thanks to social media these awful teachers get ousted on their own more often. Why is it so hard to get rid of an awful teacher? My daughters 4th grade teacher was so ridiculous. Sexist. Mean. Unrealistic. Set impossible deadlines. Demanded the kids to write these short stories to things that were her opinion, (my daughter came home with a paragraph that was about how the Easter bunny isn't real and why she thinks we lied to her about it). That was it for me and the other parents, we went up to the "very expensive" catholic school to make the school actually address our concerns and they literally said, "yes we know, this is her last year and she's set to retire." I was so shocked that was their way of dealing with her to allow her to finish out the year with "our" children. This was an age where my daughter still loved school and she single handedly stole that from her.
      I'm so positive you must have had some co workers who deserved to not be around children.

    • @AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult
      @AmandaVieiraMamaesouCult Рік тому

      ​@@kellybumgardner5492I was a teacher and had a coworker that, we found later, sent nudes to a 16 year old. Newsflash, he was toxic to everyone, including us.
      They can't replace bad teachers because it's a terribly paid position. No one is going to college anymore to make 35k a year.

  • @saphiael-mansub2206
    @saphiael-mansub2206 Рік тому +397

    1st girl stole his money and damaged his property so she actually did commit a crime

    • @mysticjen379
      @mysticjen379 Рік тому +18

      I thought that too.

    • @Norinia
      @Norinia Рік тому +20

      Yes, but she led with the screwing with his music, and came back to do it again, so that’s considered bullying.

    • @Nathan_Bookwurm
      @Nathan_Bookwurm Рік тому +10

      And it's all on cameras plus tons of witnesses as proof for court 😎

  • @A.Life_AshleeNoel
    @A.Life_AshleeNoel Рік тому +62

    This is kind of random, but the middle school stories brought back a lovely memory I had to share... I was a straight A student athlete. Always a good kid. My older brothers were terrors. I got a math teacher in middle school my brothers had previously. She automatically hated me. One day, she told me I would be a failure in life and sent me to the principals office for no reason. The principal then yelled at me and LOCKED ME IN HER OFFICE. I cleverly used her desk phone to call my mom and explain the situation. Next thing I knew, the principal ran into her office, scared for her life. Turns out, my mom came to get me and told the principal she would rip all of her hair out if she did not release me immediately. 😂❤good times. I never went to the principals office again.

    • @ReptilianTeaDrinker
      @ReptilianTeaDrinker 5 місяців тому +1

      Your mother sounds awesome! Hah, bet that principal and hopefully that math teacher both learned their lesson. lol

  • @Veryniice_0310
    @Veryniice_0310 Рік тому +17

    Sort of long but i need to share because of this video: The biggest bullies i have had growing up were aunts and uncles and my female cousin on my moms side...my uncle called me ugly often and said my cousin (his daughter) had a prettier body (creepy). My cousin would pretend to love me and be my friend, then she would go talk smack behind my back to her friends. She said she beat me in a physical fight we had; the reality was i walked off with only two scratches on my face where as i threw her and slammed her on the floor and got nice smacks in and it took two boys to get me off of her. Lol. I was deemed a terrible person/influence because i wasnt raised like traditional mexican girls (thank goodness). i was allowed to have friends of both genders. I was allowed to go outside and also go hang out with friends at the mall etc. I was raised to be independent and hard-working, not become a mans servant nor stay at home wife. I could go on, but the point is because of how i was raised they spoke badly about me to their friends and other relatives; i was to end up a prostitute, be in drugs, end up pregnant before graduating and not even graduating. i was between 14-15 years old when they would spread all these horrible things about me. Fast forward.. my cousin had been underage drinking for years. She ended up pregnant around the age of 17. Didnt graduate until a few years after that. From what i know shes never had a job. (Relies on her mans income) has multiple tattoos, which in that family was a HUGE no no and it seems like maybe her man and her may not even be together any more... i guess they predicted her future rather than mine. LoL.
    On the other hand i graduated on time. Went to college. Moved to a different city. Have worked in a variety of jobs until i got my career as an interpreter/translator. Moved to the coast (dream come true) to this day i dont have any children just my pupper. I get to travel and be financially independent. Im 29 now and married a wonderful man who loves and respects me and is all about doing things fair and 50/50 in our relationship. Im truly greatful to God for helping me get to where i am today because without him i would not be alive today from the constant bullying i faced from childhood.

  • @pinkyhc4130
    @pinkyhc4130 Рік тому +159

    Andrew Hsu is so classy, i knew about this story and it pissed me the hell off when i saw it, but I didnt know about how kind and sweet Andrew was. He seems like a decent person, and people like whatshername ARE a menace!!!
    Ps, Charlotte you look BEAUTIFUL in black!

    • @kenbrb6261
      @kenbrb6261 Рік тому +7

      agree on her looking great in black - also, she has the best hair on youtube

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому +1

      People were trying to slander him as a neona*i when this first came out because of an incident that happened when he was a child. It was honestly fucking ridiculous.

    • @cherylT321
      @cherylT321 Місяць тому

      I hope people are still harassing her even after all this time!

  • @louispitalo7401
    @louispitalo7401 Рік тому +70

    To the piano smasher: she only reached out to him to try to talk him out of pressing charges. With that kind court record, she’s probably on some kind of probation, so she’s definitely looking for a one way bus ride to prison! That’s the reason she reached out to him ✌️❤️

  • @Breeanaxo95
    @Breeanaxo95 Рік тому +246

    Never apologize! I’m sure it’s a ton of pressure knowing that people are waiting regardless, we appreciate you- no matter the time of the posts!

  • @pollystrange8298
    @pollystrange8298 Рік тому +9

    The last one: it's absolutely mind-boggling how quickly and casually she said the stewardess wouldn’t have her job anymore tomorrow.

  • @Jessievera
    @Jessievera Рік тому +3

    That mom is so savage for sending the teacher to jail and saying that at the end was a cherry on top!

  • @RayvenLunaNite
    @RayvenLunaNite Рік тому +226

    Say it with me: Public service workers of any kind ARE NOT YOUR SLAVES OR PERSONAL STAFF.
    We are all human with rights to respect and our safety. No one is above decent manners.

  • @crh.hedgehogs
    @crh.hedgehogs Рік тому +43

    The piano guy was contacted by none other then Charlie Puth himself, that kid is going places! And I was starting to get worried I wasn't going to get my Charlotte fix today, lol

  • @emiliazola3708
    @emiliazola3708 Рік тому +84

    Kudos to Andrew for handling that situation the way he did! I don't condone harassment of anyone online either, esp. their family, not cool. Let the legal system handle it, and hoping Andrew got back what he deserved & then some. Keeping making music my man!!

  • @fairygoth-mother7341
    @fairygoth-mother7341 Рік тому +19

    From my experience of being bullied: Bullies are deeply insecure. They don't like themselves, so they attack, demean and belittle others to make themselves feel better. Often, the person they bully is someone they envy. So, this woman went after him because she's jealous that she can't play the piano, or she feels worthless and wants to make him feel the same. The fastest way to stop the bullying is to say "are you ok?" in a compassionate, non-threatening, gentle tone.

    • @daisy9910
      @daisy9910 Рік тому +3

      Narcissists are the same.

  • @annieberardino8732
    @annieberardino8732 Рік тому +2

    Lol I love how that guy didn’t even exact revenge but just did the decent thing and told someone the truth because it was morally the right thing to do. his good deed triggered the bully’s bad karma. Ahhh, I love when the scales balance. 😊

  • @arlenesmith7883
    @arlenesmith7883 Рік тому +33

    The first story, that Bully girl was showing her real self and attitude towards others! That young man was way too nice to her and her half hearted apology. The apology was only because people started attacking her family and then you bet she heard about it from them!! She will do this and more again in the future because this is who she really is at heart! Young musician, you are a terrific human being and will do very well in life!!

  • @naomidixon4640
    @naomidixon4640 Рік тому +92

    I gotta say, while I don't condone harrassing or doxxing people online, one good thing about social media is that people are finally being made accountable for their shitty actions!

  • @P3ttyP3nguin34
    @P3ttyP3nguin34 Рік тому +20

    The first video😳😳 how is she not embarrassed 😩😂

  • @sierracowan8156
    @sierracowan8156 Рік тому +30

    All I have to say to the people who bullied me for trying too hard in high school, I went from poverty to doctor and I couldn’t have imagined a better life for myself.

  • @Ceuticsgirl
    @Ceuticsgirl Рік тому +5

    Blessed Andrew's heart. For the girl, repeated behaviors aren't mistakes🙃 She is lucky he is a wonderful person. If it were me, she definitely has to buy me a new piano the second she drops it.

  • @AmberKelly82
    @AmberKelly82 Рік тому +62

    My bully in junior high and high school was also my neighbor and former best friend. I got pregnant at 14 in 9th grade and she stepped up the bullying big time after that. She would spit on me and call me a sl*t. When I was around 6 months along in my pregnancy, guess who also got pregnant?? Yeah...the bully. My son is 26 now and I think of her occasionally. I honestly hope she's doing well now but at the time it felt like sweet karma. Plus she had extremely religious parents that made her get married right away. I didn't treat her badly when it came out and even reached out and offered her advice and support, but she still thought she was better than me 🤷‍♀️

    • @bethmetcalf3447
      @bethmetcalf3447 Рік тому +13

      I’m sorry she made you feel that way. I’m glad you & your son are doing good. God Bless you! ✝️🥰

    • @AmberKelly82
      @AmberKelly82 Рік тому +8

      @@bethmetcalf3447 thank you!! We are happy and healthy and that's all I can ask for ❤️ God bless you as well🥰

  • @cristela4034
    @cristela4034 Рік тому +56

    The woman that smashed the piano didn't make a mistake, she was an a-hole on purpose. She done it once and then came back to do even worse.
    Her apology is bs and she deserves everything that is coming to her. And if she is worried about her family being affected by her actions, maybe she should stop being a jerk.

  • @Fran_Glass
    @Fran_Glass Рік тому +11

    Both of my bullies went to prison. 🙃
    ETA: when they assaulted me and the cops finally got involved they were charged with felonies that were not going to be dropped from their records. So when they did their crimes the felonies against me were taken into consideration so no probation and community service for them! Very satisfying.

  • @taraharvey8123
    @taraharvey8123 Рік тому +1

    3:22
    🤗💙🤗💙🤗
    *Aww.. bless his heart! He seems so kind and nice!!*

  • @pinkluver7715
    @pinkluver7715 Рік тому +4

    In regards to apologies:
    Genuine apologies occur when the responsible realize their mistakes and don't need things to escalate to far. (There's a way better way to phrase this but it eludes me at the moment)
    Bullies and criminals use apologies because they think it'll allow them to get away with their actions.

  • @barbb841
    @barbb841 Рік тому +23

    My main tormentor (from 3rd grade until 11th grade) apologized to me in the most humblest of ways. I went to school with him on and off from 3rd through 11th grades. I always stood up to him except for a year or so when I was just too done with everything and was dealing with some mental issues. I didn't graduate with him, thankfully (I was never happy in that school). We some how ended up living in the same small town after graduation. I saw him in the grocery store, he was working in the meat market. I thought I had turned around quick enough so that he wouldn't see me but I heard my name called out. I was taught to be polite (more flies with honey than vinegar type of upbringing). I turned around, faced him and said hello. It was then that I noticed that he had changed. Apparently, leaving our small town to go to a little bit bigger one showed him that he was not the big fish anymore. I'm not sure what actually happened but that was the most humble and heartfelt apology I had ever received and that counts up to this day. We are now cordial to each other (we live in the same town again). I keep him and his family in my prayers for the health to be strong, the love to be pure, their faith to be genuine, and their family to be blessed. {BTW, no. I'm not always this nice.}

  • @Hippiechick11
    @Hippiechick11 Рік тому +25

    My bully ended up stealing from his job, it was a felony, went to jail. His wife left him and it turns out he was abusive. He of course lost his job. The last time I saw him I looked at him and couldn't stop laughing.

  • @maurer3d
    @maurer3d Рік тому +55

    Clip 1: Even without the theft of the money, I would have called the police. She assaulted him and his property twice.
    Clip 1 (updates): Glad he is pressing charges, people like her will never learn if there aren't real consequences.

    • @Yavanna79
      @Yavanna79 Рік тому +3

      @@ceeshnia Apparently, all she got then was a fine. You would think that after so many offences the judge would see that she has no regrets, but repeats her actions and a little time in jail would be in order. Preferably in the company of particularly nasty fellow inmates who would teach this individual manners and respect. As I understand it, prisons have a 'pecking order', and if you start messing about, the other inmates will teach you a pretty good lesson you do not forget.

  • @alvatinadavis192
    @alvatinadavis192 Рік тому +3

    THE LOVE OF ALL THE PEOPLE THAT HELPED, YOU ALL ROCK!! I LOVE THAT LOVE🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

  • @corinnecepeda7063
    @corinnecepeda7063 Рік тому +13

    Im living vicariously through this! I was bullied at a "Christian" school for many years by the teacher and principal.

  • @jacklow9611
    @jacklow9611 Рік тому +9

    The first one, a warrant was issued for her arrest, with multiple charges including theft of the money out of his bucket), Casio reached out to the performer and gave him a new keyboard, and a go-fund-me was set up for him along with what the witnesses gave him to cover what she stole. She did make a half-assed apology but hadn't turned herself in at last reporting.

  • @nrrneeCat
    @nrrneeCat Рік тому +28

    Most of my bullies are single moms working retail or fast food. The one that was the most evil to me (teased ne about my size and gave me a concussion on two separate occasions) is now morbidly obese and living with her parents (she's in her 50's). I do feel sorry for all of them, but there's still that eensy weensy iddy biddy glimmer of satisfaction to see how far the mighty hath fallen 😁

    • @cb9825
      @cb9825 Рік тому +1

      I hope when you see the bullies on the street or in a store you are always looking your best

  • @BookhoardingCat
    @BookhoardingCat Рік тому +6

    One of my middle school bullies got engaged to a woman who shares my first name, was left at the altar, dropped out of med school because of the following depression, wasn’t admitted into dental school because they absolutely don’t like the stereotype that failed med students become dentists, and now lives with and works for his mom.

  • @libbybeliveau7506
    @libbybeliveau7506 Рік тому +42

    My HS bully's parents threatened to send her home to Pakistan if she dated this particular guy again. She did, but in secret. I wanted to get her shipped away so badly, but I couldn't stoop to that level. I spent the rest of the year ignoring her screaming obscenities and insults at me every time she saw me. She lost friends for being a dic* and I learned one of the most valuable life lessons I have ever received: ignoring a bully takes away their power....and so does stealing their boyfriend. 💁‍♀️

    • @raymondholiday8060
      @raymondholiday8060 Рік тому +10

      i was gonna be like "no f that send her away" but you did something even better, i applaud you

    • @giannalee8586
      @giannalee8586 2 місяці тому

      my jaw dropped at the last sentence LMAOOO you got the last laugh fr

  • @poepvlek7453
    @poepvlek7453 Рік тому +2

    4:45, not only a mistake, she slammed that piano twice! As a dutch saying, even a donkey doesn't hit his toes on the same rock twice

  • @starshaped73
    @starshaped73 Рік тому +92

    My high school bully became a US Congressman who famously sued a fake cow on Twitter for defamation. And lost. I’m very hopeful that Jack Smith has him on his radar and I can run through my hometown screaming “I told you all! “🤣

    • @Wendylovespitties
      @Wendylovespitties Рік тому +1

      Are you fucking kidding me? Devon Nunes????

    • @HummingbirdG6843
      @HummingbirdG6843 Рік тому +4

      Of course the bully is friends with Trump 😒

    • @magdolyn
      @magdolyn Рік тому +6

      That's hilarious, ngl. I really hope you succeed in your "I told you so" dreams. 😊

    • @CrysCraf
      @CrysCraf Рік тому

      @@HummingbirdG6843 Trump still living rent free in ya pea 🧠 24/7/365. 😆😆😆 #crymore

  • @dinasilva9263
    @dinasilva9263 Рік тому +66

    Being petty with Charlotte makes being petty even better. ♥️😂
    And being petty to bullies is justify in my opinion. They need to learn their lesson.

  • @CaseyAvalon
    @CaseyAvalon Рік тому +50

    I've never understood people who enjoy bullying and terrorizing others. My goal from birth has been to never hurt anyone or anything 😂

    • @suvashree100
      @suvashree100 Рік тому +1

      Naaa dude.. not since birth. Coz baby's buly their parents by staying awake all night😂😂😂😂. Maybe after u turned 3 ❤

    • @FruityHachi
      @FruityHachi Рік тому

      so you're vegan?

  • @TeacherTonya74
    @TeacherTonya74 Рік тому +12

    My bully died. A few years after I moved away, I heard she died of liver failure at 13. I went back to my hometown once many years later and recognized her mom walking by. I could tell her daughter's death really took a lot out of her. I felt really bad for her.

  • @fridney
    @fridney Рік тому +1

    14:44 That last one is old, but gold. The rude madam used to work in New York state council on the arts, but was removed from that flight and then fired next day

  • @justhearmeout3959
    @justhearmeout3959 Рік тому +18

    Some people get violent in the face of happiness, especially joy. Watch out for those people ❤

  • @bluebeanie561
    @bluebeanie561 Рік тому +98

    Firts Story: It wasn't a mistake, she came back for round 2 when there's none near her to push away her hand like the first time.

  • @fionarebells899
    @fionarebells899 Рік тому +2

    Exactly, good point Charlotte. Bullies are criminals in the making and if not in the literal sense, most definitely in the psychological part of it. Harassing someone who has done nothing to you and taking pleasure in it is beyond telling. The worst part is their ability to mimic 'good behavior' in order to get away with their sh!tty behaviour when they actually mean none of it.

  • @lilhedgehog8576
    @lilhedgehog8576 Рік тому +3

    9:45 yes, finally a teacher that somewhat stands up for the bullied victim!

  • @mockfanatik
    @mockfanatik Рік тому +32

    I remember in high school. I always got A’s in science. This girl I couldn’t stand sat next to me and was cheating. I wrote down all some wrong answers, it was multiple choice. She was done and turned it in before I turned mine in because she thought I was done. I erased all the wrong answers and put the correct ones. Before she noticed. She failed and she asked what I got, I got a 100%. She couldn’t figure out why we got different grades. LOL

    • @brittanyloggins6514
      @brittanyloggins6514 Рік тому +5

      I did this to someone once lol. But I made eye contact as I turned it in

    • @jamescurfman3284
      @jamescurfman3284 Рік тому +2

      Your bully was an absolute idiot, that's why she needed to cheat to get through school and why she could not figure out how you passed when she did not.

    • @raymondholiday8060
      @raymondholiday8060 Рік тому +3

      this kid did that to me in french class but to be fair i don't blame him. we were cool but he was annoyed with me cheating off him and tbh i respect that. i never asked him why because it was obvious and he wasn't wrong to do it. i still don't know french lol

  • @anisadlamini6385
    @anisadlamini6385 Рік тому +8

    This makes me think of the comments that say "bring back bullying" and just like that I remember why humans suck sometimes...

  • @Claudia-lq3ns
    @Claudia-lq3ns Рік тому +23

    First one: like you said, Charlotte: bullies are only sorry when there's consequences. However, her apology was so incredibly lame. She bold faced lied and then tried to downplay her actions. Real classy. Her parents must be so proud.
    I'm absolutely stoked that this incident is still getting a lot of attention. Until Tommanesha, or whatever her name is, apologizes sincerely, she should stay out of sight... which is the exact opposite of what she wants.

    • @jacklow9611
      @jacklow9611 Рік тому +9

      Oh. She's staying out of sight, alright. There is a warrant out for her arrest, but no one seems to be able to find her, but they'll get her someday.

  • @andeeharry
    @andeeharry Рік тому +2

    2:01 The only reason she is appologising is because she was caught ''in the cookie jar'' that affected her family. She been happy to comitt offences until then....and the fact that she did it twice, just shows. She is ''crying'' now because the tables turned. She is just trying to get out of trouble.

  • @moriahm61331
    @moriahm61331 Рік тому +2

    This video was exactly what I needed today after a bulling incident that ended in a tragedy happened…
    Thank you Charlotte ❤

  • @RndmMcRndmnss
    @RndmMcRndmnss Рік тому +51

    She probably hit the piano as a distraction to steal the money. 😳🙄 Interesting how these people actually end up enriching their targets. 🤔

  • @mt-zx6sp
    @mt-zx6sp Рік тому +7

    I met my high school bully after 4+ years at a hair salon and she had to wash my hair.... i felt uncomfortable but the look on her face will forever be priceless.

  • @marloeslovestea
    @marloeslovestea Рік тому +8

    As someone who was bullied I am still waiting for these petty moments 😂

  • @AskMiko
    @AskMiko Рік тому +3

    I’m glad he didn’t back down. Todays young adults need to understand consequences for their actions. Everything isn’t funny and she got the social media attention she wanted, but for all the wrong reasons.

  • @thisismetoday
    @thisismetoday 6 місяців тому +2

    0:38 I’m appalled by the behaviour of some people 😳 wowww…
    Im glad the other dude stepped in, but honestly, I’m angry she got away with it. Taught her nothing. She’s just gonna do it again. Great parenting at work there!

  • @Spo1led_M1lk93
    @Spo1led_M1lk93 Рік тому +4

    That guy was way calmer then I would have been with that piano

  • @amberspicks547
    @amberspicks547 Рік тому +7

    The woman (yes woman… we were grown ass women in our late 30s to early 40s) who bullied, harassed, defamed, stole from me, assaulted me, and stalked me died from a drug OD.

  • @Katyn1882
    @Katyn1882 Рік тому +35

    I had an AWFUL bully in high school literally just because I was too nice and I guess better than her in soccer? Literally would threaten to fight or kill me. But Karma came back. She didn't Graduate high school and stopped showing up Because someone stepped in when I was being bullied once finally and told her that was enough. And then got arrested for selling drugs and got a felony 😂😂 also I was never mean back to her or "took the high road" and ignored her. Also got sat down with school officials finally to express my thoughts and she was in room and after i got done talking she looked me in eyes and said nothing I said was true and she only thinks good things about me and I'm too kind.....my jaw dropped and cried after she left room and school officials tried to comfort me even though they still never did anything. But karma has gotten her back😊🎉😂❤

  • @Birdbike719
    @Birdbike719 Рік тому +2

    Some bullies grow up and are usually sorry for how they acted when they were younger. I had a guy who treated me horribly in high school, but years later I saw him at a hs reunion. He didn't apologize for his specific actions to me but did acknowledge he had been a total jerk in high school to me. That was enough for me. The anger I had towards him left at that point because I could see he was really remorseful. Amazing what 20 years of life experience can do to change a person if they're willing to be teachable.

  • @loveli420
    @loveli420 Рік тому +32

    Oh I'm so glad we have a video today after all! Love to you Charlotte!

    • @may2326
      @may2326 Рік тому +1

      Girl, I was thinking the same thing! Yay to the daily video!🫶

    • @CharlotteDobre
      @CharlotteDobre  Рік тому +5

      Hope you enjoyed it!

    • @loveli420
      @loveli420 Рік тому

      ​@CharlotteDobre I always do! Every day! 😁

    • @Birdbike719
      @Birdbike719 Рік тому +1

      ​@@CharlotteDobreYou spoil us! And we're grateful.

  • @Endorill
    @Endorill Рік тому +14

    Vicious actions require more than a wishy-washy apology.

  • @jessicalily_xo
    @jessicalily_xo Рік тому +34

    My high school bully of 5 years apologised to me this year, he didn’t even recall it happening, he never realised how him and his friends destroyed my confidence, but this year (10years later) took accountability and apologised, I was so shocked, usually these people never grow but clearly they have. Doesn’t take away the trauma but gives me a tiny bit of closure at least. My friend reckons that he only apologised because I’ve “had a glow up” and wouldn’t have happened otherwise, either way I feel better about it

    • @andrewstoll4548
      @andrewstoll4548 Рік тому +1

      Live your best life Jessica. Stay happy....😂😂😂

    • @thaloblue
      @thaloblue Рік тому +4

      I’m glad he apologized. Whether it wouldn’t have happened if you fared worse or not, its the beginning of him trying to live life as a good person.

  • @HeatherJSN
    @HeatherJSN Рік тому +22

    My best friend growing up had been my friend my whole life. We were going to go to college together, be each other's maid of honors, live next to each other, everything. Then my 16th birthday came. Not only did she not show up, she didn't even call or text. Her step dad, who hated her boyfriend, had no problem telling me she went on a date with him. Afterwards, she ended our friendship because her BF didn't like me and apparently s*x with him was better then hanging out with me. Well, 12 years later, that BF that she married left her for an 18 yr old woman, and she's now living in a trailer. And she had the cojones to put in an application for a job at MY company that I thoroughly enjoyed throwing in the trash...after setting it on fire. Oh, and the man that she tried framing for assaulting her? I hired the private investigator for him that got proof she was lying. So she's now facing filing a false police report charges, and the civil suit he filed against her. Checkmate.

  • @stefany2024
    @stefany2024 Рік тому +1

    0:45 somebody lock this b up!!!! It doesn't matter if the young man is an angel, SHE NEEDS TO BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE!!!!!!

  • @anisadlamini6385
    @anisadlamini6385 Рік тому +30

    You know what bullies don't do...mind their own business 💀

  • @MrNorker77
    @MrNorker77 Рік тому +82

    I am a horrible person. My bully fell on hard time during university, dropped out, got addicted to drugs and got homeless. I ran across him one day and helped him get clean, find a place to live and gave him a job at my company. It's been almost 20 years and he's doing great. What makes me a horrible person is that (although I never admitted this to anyone in person) it brings me the greatest of joy everytime when he thanks me or apologizes for his behaviour during school that it kills him inside that the person that did all this for him is someone he treated horribly. He can't forgive himself for what he did and I enjoy every bit of suffering this gives him (although noone that knows me would ever believe that).

    • @jacklow9611
      @jacklow9611 Рік тому +22

      As it says in the Bible, treat those who have done you ill with kindness, and it's like heaping burning coals on their heads.

    • @melissaherrera940
      @melissaherrera940 Рік тому +20

      What is the appropriate reaction to someone who’s wronged you show genuine repentance and guilt for what they done? Being happy about that doesn’t make you horrible. It means you’re emotionally acknowledged that in some ways the way you’ve been wronged has been righted and that should be satisfying. It’s sad that he went through so much torment. But the fact that he’s come back in your life this way allowed him to learn an important lesson on how you should treat people who could one day be your ally.

    • @laynnb
      @laynnb Рік тому +9

      good for you man !! 😂 enjoy every minute of it

    • @laynnb
      @laynnb Рік тому +11

      you’re not a horrible person too btw

    • @Kayenne54
      @Kayenne54 Рік тому +16

      My ex, we were together for 10 years, cheated blatantly, lied, defrauded me of money, and then just walked out, as though I was there to mop up his mess. Found out, last year (years later from that angst ridden breakup) that he's overweight, high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetic, had some minor strokes, and has Parkinson's disease. Yes, it makes me smile. Oh, and the cherry on top, the chick he played up with, married and had a business with, cheated on him. ha ha ha...Makes me a bad person? Nope, it makes me a human. I don't enjoy other people's illnesses or diseases, but he worked so hard for his karma. What's not to congratulate? Like we say in my country, his chickens turned into turkeys and kicked his outhouse down.

  • @roxycontinog69
    @roxycontinog69 Рік тому +13

    To the girl with the piano... her family had EVERYTHING to do with it... they raised that horrific person!

  • @theoriginalbreakage
    @theoriginalbreakage Рік тому +4

    the way she destroyed his property AND stole from him??? nah i wouldve gone after her for real

  • @zorkiez1513
    @zorkiez1513 Рік тому +1

    Loving the endorfins from bullies getting what they deserve. I honestly didnt keep up with the few bullies I had. After I threw my books at one and he picked them up and appologized, I didnt have issues. Also, dear teacher of Nico, you are absolutly stunning!

  • @taylorshelton6507
    @taylorshelton6507 Рік тому +6

    I absolutely love watching you, Charlotte!! I’ve gotten my boyfriend into watching you with me too. I’ll start watching a video and I have it turned down a little bit and he hears something like “HOW ARE YOU NOT EMBARRASSED!!!!!!” And he’s like “is that Charlotte??? Turn it up!!” I love it 🥰 love you 💕

  • @dru2506
    @dru2506 Рік тому +6

    This was like whiplash. 😅 I like street performers and always give them something if I actually have cash on me. Glad other people did the right thing and helped dude out after his shit was broken.
    I totally looked up my high-school bullies on Facebook when I was in my 20's and was delighted by how poorly they aged. 😂

  • @edwardskeva9307
    @edwardskeva9307 Рік тому +7

    The last Karen actually got fired for her behavior. Karma.

  • @toredarivera1615
    @toredarivera1615 10 місяців тому +1

    #CharlotteDobre I'm so glad he pressed charges. Hopefully this will teach her a lesson. This is what bullies do. Just because she hates herself she's shouldn't take it out on other people . Gets some help girl!!!!💯

  • @kaihiroku8495
    @kaihiroku8495 Рік тому +4

    I had such crappy people working in school when I was a kid, so much so that I remember stuff from when I was 4 years old. Let's say I realized older people are children in an adults body very early. So when I met my 2nd grade teacher "the ogre" I call her, I was prepared.
    She hated me particularly for absolutely no reason. If someone spoke in class, I was the one accused of chatting for example. I once told her that I was flattered she thought I could immitate boy's voices as well as speak with my mouth closed. Ofc I was given punishments to do at home, which I never did because my mom hated her and gave her heartfelt letters. She decided to punish me at school instead, regularly sending me outside where we take breaks and asking me to jog until she decided it was enough. Very annoying as it made me miss stuff, sometimes she'd even give homework while I wasn't there on purpose.
    Well, her only way to check if I was running was a tiny window in the classroom. So I would pass by the window running, and then I would just walk around (and later even played with toys that I hid in my clothes knowing this would happen) and jog only when I passed the window again. And when she'd call me back in, I would pinch my cheeks to make them flush and pretend to be out of breath. She never realized a thing😂

  • @corbinsmom2307
    @corbinsmom2307 Рік тому +10

    Hi Charlotte. First time commenting, and I want you to know you saved me through the pandemic, and I still watch you daily. Soooooo much love to you.

  • @dogmomma4life845
    @dogmomma4life845 Рік тому +80

    I'm good with the internet blaming the family of the criminal Chante.....where do you think she learned that behavior? Her family clearly never followed through with discipline.