Kids are recreating Squid Game. A 14-year old is facing surgery.
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Squid Game, a new Netflix horror series, is taking the world by storm. Fans love recreating the costumes and scenes, but one person ended up in the hospital after following a dangerous TikTok tutorial video. Doctors have issued warnings. Parents and schools have gotten involved. South Korea is protesting. And Netflix is getting sued.
What’s going on behind the scenes? Why is Squid Game so loved and hated at the same time? Let’s find out.
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@@quit4413 ❌
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Honestly this isn't even Netflix's fault. The parents should have been watching their kids. It's rated MA for a reason and the parents should have taken that into consideration.
For real
So it's 18+ or...?
@@Kitty-mb4hy Yes, 18+. Or 20+. Whatever the age of majority is in your country
He could have been making literally anything in that cup, kids get burned everyday
@@xlsye23xox55 but the fact that he didn’t know that he should use a microwaveable cup is concerning. if you’re gonna allow your child to use kitchen appliances then you should make sure they know how to use them
this is about parents not monitoring their children. the show is age restricted for a reason. if the saw series came out today on Netflix, those children would be recreating saw traps.
Parents are straight up letting their kids watch it.
Like always, what's new. 😹🤣You are absolutely right.
true
@no . .
Let's
The
Gene pool
Run its course
I've noticed more kids watching really messed up stuff, like 6-7 years old, and on tiktiok and stuff too. Like why would their parents be ok with that?
The fact a 14 year old doesn't know which cups are microwaveable and which ones aren't means what happened to him had absolutely nothing to do with the show. And they showed it in the show as being stirred over the stove, why use a microwave in the first place?
@@Giuseppina2011 good for you
@@Giuseppina2011 Gacha Tuber neg
I watched the waltens files I laughed
@@Giuseppina2011 i'm 13 and i also use the stove. Because i'm to scared to use the microwave tbh
@@Giuseppina2011 and same i also watched the series and gah dayum, not traumatizing but just sad
As someone who’s 14, I’m starting to think kids my age are ruining their lives and I’m scared to be one of those kids
As long as you're not on Tiktok or Twitter, you will survive in this world.
You wont if you actually use your brain unlike this kid to avoid mental scarring stay off adult apps and movies youll be good
Teenagers have always been impulsive and immature. Your generation is not the first, nor will it be the last. Be as careful as you can, read instructions, ask for adult help when needed. But accidents happen. Best thing you can do is learn from them.
@@snoop4472 not all of tiktok is bad.
Same, as a 15 y/o about to be 16
Things really can't just be enjoyed without turning everything problematic these days
You are 100% right.
It's really just the Karens
Right!
Let
The
Gene
Pool
Take
Its
Course
lol so tru its the same logic as video games cause violence and anime makes kids school shooters
wow it’s MATURE AUDIENCE and was never suppose to even see it in the first place . it’s graphic. it’s their own fault that somebody got injured, no body forced the kid, they’re in HIGHSCHOOL to know better than that & even the kid said don’t this without parental supervision
exactly- and its not like squidgame is the only series w dangerous stuff in it
Like fr it doesn’t even take a second to see what their kids have been watching 🤣
The parents aren't the ones who are sueing. Please actually watch the video before commenting
Tbh, in this case it doesn't really matter if he watched the show or not. What caused the incident was him making the dalgona candy improperly, due to receiving bad instructions from social media. Even if he hadn't watched the show, he'd still see the game all over SNS and hear from it from his friends. And it's impossible for parents to hover over their kids 24/7 - honestly you wouldn't like it if it was. I have to deal with my mom following me to university and sneaking trackers into my stuff because she has anxiety that she refuses to get treated for, and it has NOT done any good at all to my health and well-being
Exactly.
"Oh no my kid got hurt because I didn't teach them how to use a simple kitchen appliance and I didn't monitor what they should and shouldn't be watching
Oh well it's all Squid Game's fault"
- Helen Higgins probably
Honestly, It wasn't Netflix fault. when cooking or making something that needs any type of heat you should tell an adult what you are using and ask questions!
No, you should lnow how to boil and cook things eithout supervision by at most 12
Aiden’s burns cannot be blamed on the show. The show doesn’t show how to make the candy it just uses it, they found the recipe on tiktok. Also it states that he didn’t have a parent there with him. They shouldn’t be suing squid games because they weren’t the ones who promoted baking it.
Even IF they showed it...
1) wasnt it for mature audience
2) why was it a 14 year old does not know the basic safety understanding of using the microwave?
But they weren't. Aiden n his mum were just warning people to be careful when they do it n have their kids supervised not to make the same mistake. They never said they wanted to sue anyone for it
ikr
Tiktok is dangerous, people put out tutorials without including safety precautions. Especially when the content makers know their audiences are kids and young teens.
He doesn’t even know how to use a microwave properly 😒
You can’t really blame the show for people’s stupidity or ignorance. 🤷🏽♀️
Period
Soo ture
agreed
Preach
fr
I‘ve been making dalgona for years now and I never burnt anything (and I was like 14). You guys should not sue the show but the parents who don‘t look after their children.
Yeah.
I'm starting to notice that when controversies like this happen, ppl always wanna sue the main business, most likely for money. Meanwhile, the people who are really at fault(like the parents in this vid) just go mute and pretend to be ignorant to their obvious flaws.
This is because of the boy's carelessness, not the squid game's problem.
Exactly
Tiktok is the most problem cause they have no restriction it just got restriction after there's an accident like tf
ikr
I mean, I don't know about others, but my mom hammered the "Do not put plastic in the microwave" into my brain pretty early on. Same with plates with certain color rims, some can't go into microwave, some can.
exactly
This isn't Netflix’s fault. It's the fact parents refuse to monitor their children that causes this to happen.
I am with ya,
There children are the responsibility
PERIOD.
Yup.
Exactly
Bruh the show didn't even show the recipe 😂
Ikr
I made dalgona! The first try, i almost burnt my kitchen down. But my great grandma watched me the second time. Its so good! Just dont put too much baking soda. It will become something sort of like elephant toothpaste.
Recipe :
Spread melted butter, or oil on 2 pans. (Bottom of the pans) or have parchment paper ready on the counter. Make sure you have a family member watching.
Take 1/4 cup of white sugar. Melt on a med / low heat, or just low heat. (Make sure while melting, it turns a light brown color. Any darker that it will be burnt, or terrible bitter.)
Add 1/2 tsp of baking soda to the mixture. Stir till light and fluffy. Add the dalgona mixture to the parchment paper, or pans. Press and quickly use a cookie cutter and press before quickly hardened.
It took me a few tries to get it perfect, but i make these on Christmas, as santa’s cookies. And make really good treats on cakes. Cupcakes. And etc.
Netflix should not be sued for the increased network traffic, that’s just not a real thing you can sue someone for. Just because your systems couldn’t handle that many people doesn’t mean Netflix is at fault
This isn't even Squid game's fault honestly.
"Kids can't tell the difference"
Ma'am your child is 14, he should be able to know better.
YES why did I say the same thing. At 14 I knew better
RIGHT
And also,14 years old isnt a kid anymore. Its a teenager.
Newborn to 3 years old: baby
4 to 7 years old: child
8 to 10 years old: kids
11 to 12 years old: Pre teen
13 to 17 years old: teenager
18 to older: Adult
Yeah, it’s like trying to defend a ten year old child saying, “kids are not able to walk as smoothly as adults”
This. Kids *FAR* younger can tell the difference. This flub is on her for not teaching him to.
parents should monitor what their kids are consuming, this show shouldve never been watched by children
But they won't take less than 10 minutes to watch a video on how to use parental controls.
Therefore they have chosen to opt out if the gene pool.
*Every subsequent death of a child is completely on the parent "and the politicians that lobby to keep parents dim"*
Im too lazy and broke to recreate it lol
The same can go with most social medias.
There is a rating for a reason.
Parents cannot monitor their kids 24 hours a day.
I wish this can't be said for me -_-
why would this be netflix's fault? the show is amazing. the person to blame is there self for not looking after there poor kids
Bruh... Who puts a plastic cup in a microwave with sugar in it?
I'm 15 and still wouldn't have done that as a 14 year old
Aiden and others got hurt making the candy from Squid Game, a series not rated for children, used tiktok for the recipe, a social media app not for children, and cooked in the kitchen unsupervised, something children should not do. Not sugar-coating it makes it clear who is responsible
Actually I think he's old enough for tiktok. It's 13 and up, right? He's 14
@@raerohan4241 His mother called him a kid by saying “kids can’t tell the difference” between non-microwaveable and microwaveable plastic. If your kid doesn’t know this, it’s because they can’t read yet. I don’t understand how at 14 he didn’t know melted plastic is highly dangerous, but that only tells me his parent(s) failed him.
Parents and media
100% plus youtubers make videos on it too like why? They know kids are watching them but still male roblox squid game etc? Like what? Content like that no matter what form is NOT for kids. It's so dangerous and damaging.
They are 14 years old. We aren't talking about a bunch of toddlers here.
The fact that Aiden's mom never taught him what microwaveable means and looks like is the real problem.
Right? At the age of 7(or younger) , my sibling knew how to use a microwave 💀 like the mom really failed her child-
Right! My 7 year old know what can and can’t go in the microwave.
@@gracesibo3310 at teh age of 5 for me and 4 for my bro
yeah i mean if its plastic OBVIOUSLY it cant go into the microwave :/
i dont care if he thought it was the microwaveable plastic if i don't know the difference why am i gonna use it?
The funny thing is, the candy isn’t supposed to be microwaved, you melt sugar in a pan, and you add baking soda
Ah, classic case of terrible parents blaming the media for their terrible parenting.
I’m probably going to regret saying this, but that parent is most likely part of the incident. That kid should have known what cups can be microwaved or not. That kid is old is old enough to be taught and told/know which ones are safe in microwaves.
"Kids can't really tell the diffrence" girl your child is 14 he should know better.
But if the child was never taught, regardless the age, the child will not know. So many parents fail their children. jmho 🤷♀️
@@louniece1650 exactly, some kids are never told.
Right it literally almost always says on the base
My 12 year old sister even knows to not microwave plastic in general.
Some 14 year olds are dumber than others
She's so concerned about something her kid saw on tik tok and decides to blame Squid Game instead of just teaching her kid how to use a microwave.
Like the least she could of done is tell him what bowls to use. Smh 🤦♀️
right? Was no one taught at the age of like 3 not to put plastic or metal in a microwave..
thats a horrible parent blame tiktok and the idots
I made mine on the stove in a big pan but luckily, I wasn't hurt. CAUSE I FOLLOWED A RECIPE MOST PEOPLE USED. (Sugar and baking soda, NO water)
He literally saw a tutorial on TikTok on how to Mae the cookies and they ended up just fine... Anybody who blames the parents are just brainless
I love watching your vidieos, keep it up!
Netflix has nothing to do with this why are they getting sued if the problem happened because the child wasn’t responsible. Why are parents letting their kids watch a 13+ series anyways?
This is why age restrictions exist, Netflix have labelled the show at a suitable age limit. This is the parents not monitoring what their children watch and then look to blame others when things go wrong
I’m 12 and still watched those film but have enough braincell to know that you don’t recreate stuff from film
ikr like in the kids section there ARE pretty ok movies/series, the parents are so irresponsible
@@ntb3210 sadly enough many people from your age group don’t, that’s why these things are banned :/
I have good parents, they watch squid game and not let me watch it. But although I have a brain big enough to not recreate squid game, my parents always monitor me
Well, I’m actually ageless. I’m a bellhop ghost from an old 1930’s hotel!
Imagine having a kid that doesn't to know how to use a kitchen safely but is somehow old enough to watch a show with gratuitous gore and violence 😖
Exactly. And his parents should've kept an eye on him on what he was doing.
i watched gore of happy tree friends when i was 4...
I went to this christmas thing a few weeks ago and there were these neon strings at one point, they were orange, green and pink and I heard a kid say "it's just like red light green light from squid game." I lost faith in humanity there because the kid looked 8 or 9.
@@user-sy1ki9xr1x Same
@@user-sy1ki9xr1x same here 😅
Other schools in Quebec did the same. It also happened few years ago during the clown panic (2016 I think) where people had fun costuming themselves as clowns and run after people for fun.
I mean... Dalgana is a tradition, so it didn't just come from Squid Game, it just got more popular because of it. The mom said its hard for kids to tell the difference between microwave safe plastic cups and vice versa. But it should be up to the parent to teach the kid the difference.
"a lot of their cups are microwavable but some aren't, kids can't really tell the difference"
i would fully expect a 14 year old to be able to use enough common sense to take a look at the bottom of the cup for a microwavable label or just not put plastic in a microwave
im 9 and i know you CANNOT put plastic in a microwave. commonsense
@@superfelinethegreat man is not even aloud on yt and is smarter then the dude in the vid
right?! like, im 11 and im just im awe when i hear people saying that TEENS are too young to learn how to cook and stuff
I'm 14 and i've been microwaving stuff since I was like, 5. I always knew that plastic would melt. First of all, why a plastic cup anyway? Why not a plate or doing this on the stove.
If it has the plastic number 5 in the recycling triangle then it is polypropylene, a microwave safe plastic.
... That's why Netflix has a Kids section. Even if they don't recreate the games, the series itself is really violent.
Even if they recreate the games, they are literally children’s playground games..........
@@astrovalleyzone7140 true,but they’re turned into a dark version
@@shahidkarim9910 they truly are just playground games though. The most a kid can really recreate it is shooting the losers with toy or water guns. Beyond that it’s just horrendous parenting to let your kids touch a real gun, especially without supervision. Though the glass game is worse, but where are they gonna find anywhere to do that?
@@Jackalopesnum1fan idk a construction field or sum’n no glass tho but a spot like that
@@astrovalleyzone7140 the show is not for little kids tho sweetie 😘
Spill:talking about something serious
Also spill:wOrD fArM aDvEnTuRe
In my opinion, I think "Squid Games" reflects on bad business practices towards employees with the themes of trust and despair. A lot of this issues come from lack of common sense, way too much emphasis on the content, and pointlessly blaming the show and Netflix.
it's amazing how parents will always blame someone else, or even a show or any other form of entertainment for their own lack of responsibility for their kids
I'm 10 and I've watched the entire series without being traumatised-
@@Giuseppina2011 same
Sorry talkin' bout indian parents it's the opposite-
@@Giuseppina2011 who cares
@@Moon-zv3lk *cough *cough *asian*
This is on the parents. They are ultimately responsible for their kids. A parent is really dropping the ball if their child doesn’t understand how to cook food in the microwave
Bruh fr. Teach ur kids to be careful and ask first before putting something the the microwave. We don't let kids use the oven on their own, right?
@James Henry Smith what?
@James Henry Smith The show doesnt have a particular religious standpoint. But, if it was atheist, why would that be a bad thing? If you dont like it, dont watch it lol
@James Henry Smith ITS A HORROR MOVIE
@James Henry Smith DID YOU REALLY EXPECT CHUCKY, SAW, FRIDAY 13TH, AND MORE HORROR MOVIES TO NOT HAVE AETHEISTIC SCENES
The card you choose doesn’t decide if you end up as a guard or a player 🙂
"after following a dangerous Tiktok tutorial video..."
Need I say more?!!
Why are 14 year olds watching this series??😀
I have no idea
lol im 14 and I love squid game parents need to watch there kids lol
It’s popular and they think they’re cool
10 yrs at my school have watched it
i mean 10 year olds are watching it too
People need to remember that it's just a show, it isn't real, and also remember that if you're gonna let your kids have their own devices, turn on parental settings.
See the problem here is that while the show isnt real, the issues it talks about are.
@@Disatiere I know, it's crazy how people will literally try/do something dangerous because they saw it on tv.
Amen Preach
or at least make sure your kid is smart enough to understand basic things like these
@@69cheesyfries true
Its good aiden has recovered by now!
Spill: A 14 year old has surgery!
Also spill: Download this app and design a house!
The kid who got burned from the dalgona shouldn't have listened to that tutorial. Not only is it literally the recipe wrong recipe, but he should know that you don't put plastic in the microwave.
Omg yess
Certain plastic can be microwaved.
I initially thought he had microwaved something metallic and the microvave exploded.
@@Kitty-mb4hy Yes, but they had both kinds at home, and apparently the kid didn't know the difference
@@Kitty-mb4hy Yes, but _generally,_ don't microwave plastic. The plastics that can be microwaved would have a label on it.
They probably expect people who are allowed to use microwave by parents should know the basic safety precautions, including using microwavable dishes only
I am so tired of lack of parenting ruining things for the adults that actually are responsible adults or the kids that are smarter than to recreate something dangerous without an adults help. I was always a scared kid, I would have NEVER boiled sugar without a parents help. The fact that the internet is making these kids braver because they've seen other people do it and they ended up just fine, is sad, but it's up to the PARENTS to actually parent their own dang kids. You have kids, you choose to be responsible for them.
+ at the age of 14, he does not know how to use a microwave? I blame the parents
If they ain't gonna be responsible, then they shouldn't be parents.
@@Cheddar_Shred a whole lot of irresponsible people have children and that sadly won’t change until reproductive restrictions are a thing
@@MsAdams1053 I bet that after reproductive restrictions take place, people will protest, saying that they have the right to have children whenever they want, and complain that the system is the one to blame instead of the irresponsible butts.
@@Cheddar_Shred I think we should have a two kid rule to lessen the population. We can’t feed 9 billion+ mouths.
Personally I've never watched the show as it hits too close to home for me but I will say it's harder than it looks to restrict access to things for kids. You can do all you can in your own power but when they go talk and hang out with other kids you honestly don't know the influences they're bringing to your child's life. Though you should absolutely teach them saftey in the kitchen by the time they are reaching double digits i.e. what dishes are used when/where.
I feel sorry for the kid, those burns are gonna stay with him for life from a very careless mistake. I don't think in that case it is Netflix's fault.
But the rest of the story, for example with the network usage, I definitely think the broadcasting companies should be compensated.
Actually they should only be with him for a year
At my daughter's elementary school the kids have been recreating the squid games at the beginning of the school year. The principal sent mass email to the parents with the details... these kid were as young as 4th graders. Smh
i dressed up as a player from squid game for hallowed in my school. What was shocking that even first graders recognised me.
My daughter is in kindergarden and people are playing the games on the playground.
Your Acting Like Squid Game Made Up The Games. Green Light, Red Light Was A Popular Game Before Squid Game Came Out. We Played It At Recess In 4th Grade.
I've had kindergarteners tell me how they watched it with their mom in class.
Media is media the school can’t expect their children to be blind to what’s popular
Yeah sorry no. Parents? Keep an eye out on your children. Dont blame others for your mistakes. If your child watches mature content without your permission, thats not the fault of Netflix, it is yours.
Not to mention Netflix doesn’t show certain shows if it’s inappropriate for the age set on the profile. If he watched it it’s because he went out of his way to watch it on another profile or changed the age in his own
Im lucky that my parents cared enough to stop me from watching the show ( not that I wanted to watch it in the first place but still good. ) they knew it was age gated and prevented me from watching it. Everyone in the school watched it and i felt left out. But after watching this video, I realized their parents didn’t love them more, they just cared about them less and let them whatever they wanted because they really didn’t care as much.
At my school (which is a Elementary School) Some kids from grade 3 they are 9 to 10 years old, recreated the show. I am a 12 year old who did see the show on TikTok and I saw the show till episode 4 (this was when Netflix had the error which said the show was for 12 and up), was very concerned how the children found the show. They even made gun shots with their hands.
im 16, i was midly disturbed by several scenes in squid game, that being said i was at the doctor yesterday and a kid no older than 9 was talking to his mom about squid game, bothers me how parents dont check what their kids watch and then blame the content that isnt even made for kids.
My 7 year old talks about squid game and has never seen it 🤷♀️. It's everywhere in pop culture right now so he's overheard things about it and recently saw Mr beasts recreation. Let's hope this kid had a similar experience and hasn't actually watched the show. 😬
@@mandacole8703 if the kid is yours, girlie you gotta look out for them, im 16 and some stuff in the show disturbed the heck out of me, stay safe
I blame Roblox, there's a lot of Roblox squid games on there that's most likely why so many kids know about it
@@yourtrashtalkingbro9118 No. Just No.
I seen one teacher saying that her students 7-9y/o also know what is squid game and the toilet scene, she was shocked because how young they were
Squid Game is literally injuries and death inside the child-like twisted games. How are ppl surprised that trying to recreate it can come in injury or death? It's a work of FICTION for a reason!
Ppl are only noobs cuz the boy wasn't taught how to use a freaking microwave at age of 14 so its the mother's problem and the children need to be sure that it is possible to do something or else he will get surprized from the ppl saying its not ok to do this like the squid game Halloween costumes I mean if they would say that it is possible or not to go to school like that it was a lot easier
I literally learned how to use a microwave at 8?! And this kid is 14
@@Sam-yh6jb ikr it seems like they need a parent 24/7 to tell them what they can and can't do physically.
@@joker-sp9vk exactly parents should spent more time teaching their children stuff. my 8 yo cousin literally can do all the household stuff and she is smart enough to know what to microwave and what not
@@esterthebester7117 It's more so not being taught what microwavable and what's not. A plastic cup like the one he used was not thick enough to be microwaved and not melt.
As someone who's 8th grade, I've saw some 5th graders recreate minigames from Squid Game. I've never liked the series, and will never understand what's so fun about recreating minigames from Squid Game. Luckily, they are unharmed.
I love how its like "Someone almost died because someone tried to recreate squid game.ANYWAYS look at these cute animals
I find it hilarious that schools are trying to stop kids from playing games based on... wait... CHILDREN'S GAMES!
If Hopscotch was a thing in Squid Games, they'd ban that too.
True
It is, the glass stepping stones is hopscotch
But schools don't know that so 🤫
I'd rather play the REAL squid game (where the arena is in the shape of a squid)and its a real children's game played 33 years ago
My school doesnt care, we still are able to play red light green light lol
@@Giuseppina2011 That's a bit of a stretch
crazy how people actually have a mindset like this. suing netflix for them recreating a literal DEATH GAME. its annoying how delusional people can be
They literally have no reason to sue Netflix, I think the parents feel guilty and are trying to place blame to make themselves feel better. That's the vibes I am getting
@@toom_56 fr
A 14 year old should be allowed to watch MA movies, with their parents permission. But the parent should’ve at least supervised the kid while making the food.
the colors of the papers are like about that one urban legend where this ghost asks you in a bathroom "red or blue?"
"Kids can't really tell the difference." If the cup is microwaveable, the sign is going be on the bottom of the cup. Also, these injuries aren't Squid Game or Netflix's fault.
what kid is going to look at the bottom of the cup after following instructions he saw on tiktok?
but yea, not netflix's fault.
@@neptaim2795 it isn’t netflix’s fault
Not 14, but I know for sure that at that age I would put a non microwaveable cup in there too by mistake and ignorance. I put a thermos cup in a microwave at an age older than him and it exploded. No injuries but someone could of gotten hurt in the room because the lid flew off past my teachers face.
So it means the blame go to their parents. Like seriously, why those parents let them watch a k-drama which contains gore? Why they let their children do such dangerous things resulting in a huge mess? It's their responsibility to take care of their children and monitor them, not to blame Netflix and Squid Game themselves
@@mightbekuasontt i bet they let their kids watch it bc it has the word "game" in it.... bc according to most parents, games are only for kids right?????? btw love your pfp
Don't understand why Netflix is getting sued when this people can monitor what their kids are watching.....
Exactly. Don't blame Netflix becuase you allow your kid to do what you want.
As a kid, a lot of people played this at my school. It was not dangerous though. In red light green light, if you got caught, you turned into a guard and helped the person who was pretending to be the doll. We played the cookie game at lunch and you made and carved out your own cookie shape. We turned the glass bridge into hopscotch( if you completed the hopscotch you passed) and we did play tug of war. The teacher shut it down though, because it was against the rules to play it. For the end part though, we just played tag. There was no winner.
Can you imagine how many kids are whipping up this honeycomb candy… and only a few of them got injured. Kind of impressive. 😬
I’m slightly confused about the issues behind kids “recreating” the games. I remember playing some of these games as a kid and they are supposed to be modeled after kids games. Are the kids now making them more violent on the playground?
Yup they are literally mostly just regular kidds games.
Minus yknow, the glass bridge thing
The kids add the consequences (being shot ☠) to the game without understanding that it's not a fun thing to happen. And other stuff such as the height they're playing at which may be dangerous to them.
Some children haven't been introduced to the original versions of the game as played by kids instead of the modified ones in the show. Since they're too young to understand the difference, they end up following the dangerous aspect of the game. I've seen really young children (6 to 10 year olds) pretend to be shot and ☠ just like in the show.
@@blazing_potato they shouldnt even be watching squid game. the fact they cant tell the difference is the reason its 17+ parents are the only ones at fault here
I am curious as well... I played red light green light tons of times when i was a kid..and there are 0 injuries as far as i know. Me, or anyone that played with me
@@blazing_potato yeah, that makes sense. It definitely isn’t an issue invented by Squid Game though. I remember role playing Star Wars and Indiana Jones in kindergarten pretending to be shot or cut by light sabers. Kids games are more violent than I think some people remember.
wasn’t squid game a critique on capitalism? we’ve come full circle.
Yes
I can't believe how many people missed the point
bro that mario kart tracing game gave me some of my favorite memories!
I used to play Red Light, Green Light and Marbles on a daily basis and now that squidgame has come out I get scolded by my teacher for playing "iNaPpRoPrIaTe gAmEs!"
Why is Netflix being sued when it's literally the parents fault? It's rated m for mature aduiences. Why not sue the person who made the TikTok? Or better yet, why not actually watch your kids for once in your life and stop making other people pay for you shortcomings as a parent?
"We can't make the internet childproof just because you are using it as a nanny"
@@GiulianaBruna that's my point, it's easier for most parents to blame a third party than to go "ok, my kid was hurt because they didn't have the common sense that I should have taught them. Obviously I failed somewhere so lets fix that!" Sure you have to work an actually job and your busy with other "adult" things but being a parent is a job too and if you didn't think you could handle it, why have kids.
People say you can't police what your kids do. But you can, plenty of parents do it too well.
@@preciousdunbar6240 completely agree! If content has a mature rating or has a +18 warning, and a minor watches it is on their parents. People have to learn personal responsibility.
Netflix is being sued for a different reason :3
Because the mum is trying to make money off Netflix, even though they are innocent, just proving more how she isn't a nice person
"We won't allow our children to recreate the games in Squid Games!!"
Yeahhh if only there was a kid friendly version of the games inspired by literal kid's games >.>
Yea
honestly, just another example of parents that shouldn’t be parents because they couldn’t care less what their child watch and how their child is overall. and rather than trying to do better and realizing their own fault, they just choose the easier path : blaming others
To the kid who got burned, something similar happened to me but trying to make a sugar wax to wax off hair that I saw on the internet. It wasn't all the way cooled down and it got stuck to my skin so it kept burning it. This was 11 years ago and to this day there's still a scar and it gets dry and itchy on a daily basis. :/
That kid was 14 years old, I knew about microwaveable and non microwaveable dishes by 10. That’s just the mom doing everything for him and not even teaching him how to properly microwave stuff. Basic knowledge to teach as soon as you teach kids to cook. You can’t blame a show that, natural selection.
Yeah. I cannot imagine doing something like that at 14.
For me it was 8.
And when she doesn’t teach him anything about the usage, then he should be forbidden to use it in the first place.
my 11 year old sister knows how to bake by herself. this is just uneducation.
Its the basics... Dont put metal in microwave, microwavable dishes only. Also i wonder why he picked it up when he saw the plastic melted. My friend mixed up two plastic container ( theyre just simple rectagle, nothing special, and we ordered lots of takeouts, so we pretty much have some of it bundled up together), she accidentally took the non microwavable ones instead, but when she realized the container melt..she didnt pick it up with bear hands, none of us, including her suffered injuries because we know things out of the microwave is hot
Honestly, as an English teacher in Korea I'm constantly disappointed when all my elementary kids know about squid games. Monitor your kids. It's the parents fault. No fault to the show and it's creators at all.
no
honestly, i don’t get why some people are blaming this on Netflix. Netflix is not responsible for anyone. I don’t think they deserve to be getting sued
I honestly feel like Netflix is going to get the blame anyway, because people would rather point the finger at someone else, than address the real issue, and accept they're wrong.
"Kids can't tell the difference" Bruh, he's 14...
I mean I’m 15 and sometimes can’t tell the difference between microwaveable and non microwaveable. The difference is I know the consequences so if I’m not sure i use something else that I know is. Really it’s more about teaching the risks than knowing the specifics.
@Phoebe Olivia dude adults in 18+
@@awasp5584 they mean legit adults but you are legally an adult when you are 18
Didn't the parents comprehend the simple fact that the series was age restricted?
I see it in tiktok a lot and in social media, Roblox, it's not hard to see how little kids would have seen or heard of it without actually knowing what is going on.
yes Spill the tea sis
Of course TikTok is involved.
Honestly nowadays most children you see getting hurt are getting hurt because of a TikTok trend or just TikTok in general.
PARENTS NEED TO KEEP AN EYE ON THEIR KIDS AND ACTUALLY BE RESPONSIBLE, that's it
no
@@mnep5 yes
@@celestialquartziteee no
@@mnep5 yes period 🗿
@@samikhtoon no
This is an absolutely ridiculous controversy, and all on the parent of the kid. I have no idea why they are trying to blame squid game for it.
Everyone should know that anything containing melted sugar is DANGEROUS. You can't let a kid create anything like that, such as caramel, etc, if they don't know just how hot that stuff can get. It's like letting a kid make doughnuts in boiling oil. And this goes for ALL making of food and sweets.
Don't let your kid use the kitchen if you haven't taught them basic stuff.
I was taught basic stuff so I’m good, and my 10 year old brother can cook a lot of stuff and is pretty good at it
“All children should have parents but some parents don’t deserve children”
omg imagine getting sponsored by word farm
Squid game isn’t at fault for that boys carelessness. It’s his own
Exactly. Hes 14. I really hope 14 year olds arent that supid
@@sbari98 some are ..
@@aregmartirosyan2076 ... are you speaking of me ...
@@sbari98 he's not, he did not even mention you!
@@sbari98 yeah... Judging by your grammar you're probably not 14...
it’s honestly quite sad how Squid Game is such a amazing series but it left many people with a broken heart. This shows just how much people actually relate to
this and how this is real and nothing to laugh about.
i- dont know how to feel. i have actually made this dalgona before squid game with my childhood friend, and thought it was a harmless candy. when we were young we always did it with an adult. Both of us never got burned. I think that squid game brings topics like human nature and financial problems, as well as addictions to light. It got out of hand, it got out of hand.
literal 4 year olds in my compound are playing red light green light at first it was fine cause i thought like its a childhood classic but when they started telling its from squid game..
In the Philippines we've had that game since I was 3rd grade
This is just completely idiotic. Nothing can be enjoyed anymore without somebody taking it too far and ruining everything.
Yup
I don't understand why elementary schools all across the world seem to be blaming the children for consuming internet content. It is the parents responsibility to monitor their children, and if they still see content that is to mature, they have to make sure that the children understand that they can't watch it, or shouldn't play the game. Even so, most of the recreations aren't involving the death part of the show, simply the games; and the injury from recreating the candy was caused by his parents not being attentive enough, and the TikTok recipe telling a huge range of people that you should microwave plastic.
Or maybe it's just the fault of the kid. The lack of personality responsibility is astonishing.
Lazy parenting!
actually, the easy way to make dalgona is to take a small frying pan, (preferably stainless steel), and put sugar into the pan (any amount) put it on medium or low heat, and wait a couple minutes, until the sugar starts to melt
then stir slightly, and slowly add tiny pinches of baking soda
when the mixture is completely melted, stir like crazy until it starts to puff up a little bit
then stir like crazy for around 5 seconds and put in it a bowl or plate, and stir until its completely solid
The kid is 14 and doesn't know that plastic melts when heated up? I'm not sure to blame the kids stupidity, or the parents ignorance and not teaching the kid how to cook.
The show was for Mature Audience and Netflix literally has warnings when first starting the episodes, it’s not even Netflix’s fault, it’s the parents’ fault for not being more cautious what they’re kids watch or do
Imagine seeing elementary school children playing “red light, green light” and sending a mass email to all parents about the dangers of Squid Game. Unless they’re using weapons, there’s nothing to be concerned about.
Apparently they were beating up the losers. And it wasn't only in US, in Belgium too
I think it’s a good thing, because then the parents are alarmed that their child had watched MA content
@@luna740 red light green light is a kids game, it existed before the show. if kids are playing it non violently they are probably just playing red light green light because it’s a common game
@@xoxorosequartz true, but there is also a chance they’re playing it because of squid games so in my opinion the teachers didn’t do anything wrong.
Yeah. Unless the kids are shooting down the people who move during red light green light, there's no reason to be up in arms over kids recreating the games
I don't get how elementary school students can view this series? As far as I know, Squid Game has age restriction warning, so parents naturally shouldn't allow their kids to watch it in the first place right? I smell the lack of parental supervision
spill: "its the first ever game to mix puzzle and landscape adventure"
homescapes: am i a joke to you?
I feel like adults also forget that the games have existed way before the show did.
The first time I watched this series i KNEW it was going to be taken down because of people taking it way too far.
Its not gonna be. Theres a maturity rating. Its nothing but the parents fault.
It’s not being taken down. This is the parents fault not netflix.
the sponsorship is so innocent then the rest of the video...