happy holidays everyone ^^ thanks for making my 2020 not so bad. i look forward to making videos and talking to you guys in the comment section :') i also wanna spotlight my awesome team - Ingrid (username iumba) does the BG art and picks all those anime references you guys love!! a new member to the team is AbnormalChaos, she's known for animation over on tiktok! And Hazel, my audio editor, she makes really cool music you can see on her twitter (her username is afewbruises). and Zade!! Zade makes my endcards now and does really funny editing. He's RealZade over on twitter :)
That’s weird. I grew up in a gun toting house, and we were taught never to point any sort of gun-real or imaginary-at any living thing. Yes, even our toy guns, or sticks or whatever. Mom would say, “You never even point guns in the direction of anything you don’t intend to kill.” And “Run before Gun.” And things like that. We treated them more like your Jedi lightsabers and you had to prove yourself responsible and worthy before you could even have a fake one. No joke.
My husband started learning how to use and respect firearms at the age of six. He was taught from the very first moment that it was in no way a toy and that using one was in no way a game. We don't believe that guns are bad in the household when respected and all house members are given proper training.
the most "violent" my pretend play got as a kid was when I convinced myself bulldog (hide and seek + tag for anyone who doesn't call it that) was a life and death situation and I took it really seriously like full fight or flight because apparently when you're a kid wanting really bad to win at something means you will literally be murdered if you loose
I remember my third grade teacher would let me show her my drawings at the end of class and even let me brush her hair during recess. She was really cool. ^_^
This got me thinking of how I wanted the job of being a camp counselor at my old summer camp. It was a Christian summer camp where we talked about god at times, but it was fun. It’s split up into four programs, ranging from the youngest kids, to the oldest teenagers, so if I were to be a camp counselor there it could teach me whether or not I’m better with kids or teenagers around my age. I went there in the two oldest programs, and after I was done I thought ‘maybe I should give it a try’ but COVID hit and the camp was canceled. If I were to get the chance again, I would try to have a job here just for one summer just so I can get the feel for it
That sounds like it wouldve been so fun ahh!! I'm so sorry you couldn't go :( but yes!! when it opens back up!! I agree, I'm not religious like that myself, but it's all about the kids. And summer camp is FUN! :D wishing you all the best!
i went to one before and every morning we had to dance to christian songs that were like, "he hears, and he knows, blah blah blah" and we had to sing to that for every day in the early morning. of course they changed the songs up but it always had some biblical purpose to it.
@@AutZeroOneGotBannedim not sure but i think emirichu did too bc people were saying emi had a thing where her students found her account and stuff like that
When I was younger (last year, still pretty young rn) I had a teacher at a little camp named Miss Alyssa and she’s also 19! And this reminds me of last year so much. Love this! 😊❤
I was an assistant drama worker before covid. There was this kid. When we tried to get puppets to covey emotions, he started smashing the puppet into the floor and saying he was trying to kill himself. Me and the other worker in that group (she was 12 I was 16) we're horrified that this 5 year was doing something so dark.
Fun fact about my days in elementary school: One time, my dad was into call of duty and lil ol' me watched him play it whenever I would see him. So one day at school I pretended to shoot a gun that wasnt life-like, so one of the teachers caught me doing it a recess. And this teacher was mad, she grabbed me by the arm and said "we are going to the principal" in a rude manner. We arrive in the principal's office and the principal, was not a nice principal. He was so mad he called my grandmother and told her that I was playing pretend guns, even tho to me it was not a graphic way, it didnt make anyone cry, or even hurt anyone. So my grandmother gets mad at them and takes me home early. So that's what happened in elementary school. Also, illymations, please dont send me to timeout
@@tomuria3857 Pretty sure it's legal for a teacher to just put a hand on your shoulder, and even though grabbing a child by their arm and dragging them to the principal is definitely bad behaviour from an adult it isn't something they should get too much trouble over. If the kid is bruised that may be another story, but sometimes I was glad my teacher in middle school dragged a kid out of the classroom because some kids are just so hard to deal with. It's sad for the kid, because it's usually their parents fault that they are hard to deal with, but if my teacher had gotten crap for doing that we would've had a lot more fights in our classroom.
best time teach them gun safty schools never stop pushin the anti gun agenda and push gun safty and i do agree with the plastic part way to much wasted plastic
@@asielmilian38 Legally yes. Developmentally, no. You’re still an adolescent and not an adult. Legally an adult is not the same as developmentally an adult. Also in some places, you don’t reach full legal adulthood until 21.
A lot of people are commenting that they played "guns," "war," etc as kids and that it's a perfectly fine game to play, and I agree. My brother and I had pretend battles and played with toy guns and swords and all kinds of things as children also. But there's a difference between "playing war with your friends who also want to play war" and "violently intruding on other children's peaceful games and making it about murder and death which then makes everyone else uncomfortable." So I'm definitely with Ily and the Sheriff on this one. 😛
i was always the loner kid at Reccess, only day i was popular was when it was raining and the teacher let me play poptropica on the classroom compture on that day, i got a big crowd (of like 8 kids) watching me do mad skills
Definition for "a Karen" - Often a middle aged or elder woman - Known for causing unnecessary drama - Manipulates others around you to make you out to be bad person or to make her seem like a victim. - Yelling everything she says Fun facts: My kindergarten teacher was a Karen. I have a grandma named Karen.. she's actually nice
I think the reason Ms. Sheriff didn't tell you about Bo's gun obsession in advance was because she thought he learned his lesson. But yeah, that was pretty sneaky of him.
What in the heckity? When I was a 3rd grader, I played pretend with two other 3rd graders and pretend guns were involved. (I think it was some sort of a duel situation?) We all got told not to do it even though that is arguably less problematic than what the kid in the video was doing, and no parent got involved. Is this an usa thing again?
depends on how someone is playing w guns and how it makes the kids around them feel like when i was younger i'd have little "gun fights" w my friends but if it was like i would bother other children and run around "shooting" them or their things down and they were to start crying or complaining then ig its different
Probably. The fact that the usa are such a large country means that they never take drastic measures. They fight back and forth and that's it. I honestly think if the states had stayed divided, they might have learned faster cuz anti gun states would ban them, pro gun states would let them be, some catastrophe happens and then they'd ban guns.
@@bonsoir5170 I think that united or divided the states would have a difficult time deciding how to deal with guns. Lives are literally involved with guns. The risk is very large so decisions surrounding it are very serious and take a lot of thought.
Well, their country DOES have a school shooting situation for a few decades now... And even in my country (actual guns are illegal, we don't have much war talk) when kids would play pretend with villains and heroes like in action movies it was okay. A kid pretending to shoot every toy and trying to add guns in every play... Isn't a kid others will play with often (had some classmates like that on kindergarten. Tag had to be war, hide and seek had shooting noises and he wanted to either be It or defend himself from the It with a gun). You need to check if the kid has some anger issues or is being exposed to too much violence. Best case scenario the kid is doing mostly fine but is bad in socializing, so they may need some new ideas and a talking to.
First it depends on the parents, if they let there kid watch lots of stuff with guns and stuff the kid will probably think that guns are ok so they will want to play guns . Second the parent in the video is a Karen and is probably ENCOURAGING her son to play guns. Third everybody has had an obsession at one point, this kid is probably really likes guns right now. Fourth it's not a USA thing anyone, anywhere could be obsessed with guns, but it might be more common in the US depending on how many parents have guns.
You're goddamn right, I worked at a Pizza Hut and a mum and her child walked in to order a pizza and the child asked how old I was and I told him I'm 18, he said I was almost an adult, I cried on the way to my house and while I went to sleep
Personally I felt more insulted when I was around 15 and adults called me "sir", I just had gotten my first phone that wasn't a relative's "older-than-I-am phone", on what basis did you call me "sir" ?
I'm like 90% sure that the Bo kid had unrestricted access to the internet and somehow came across something like Madness Combat, and loved the shit out of it.
“Ma'am, it's a gun.”, had the exact same energy as “Sir, this is a Wendy's.” Okay now. There is a giant debate going on in the comments. THIS COMMENT IS A JOKE. It is meant yo be FUNNY.
@@thegrandnil764 I think it's not necessarily about the gun izself, but about the age of the child. Older kids can already distinguish between good or bad, what's okay and what's not. When they shoot somebody in a game they know it's okay because it's just a virtual person, not a real person, but in this case, tge child was so young that it wouldn't have understood these things
@@jello1417 the whole point of play is to allow kids to develop the concept of what is real and fake. Discouraging play keeps children from developing. There are scientists that base their careers on this stuff.
@@tubbs2132 Okay, good point. Who made those studies, or are you referring to a specific one? Also, I think another key difference worth mentioning is that the child knew it wasn't supposed to do that but still did it. I know, that's not the point of your comment, just something that i wanted to add. I just think that a child of his age might not be old enough to yet understand the consequences of firearms. Otherwise, games DO strengthen ones ability to learn what you are supposed to do and what not. Also, I think we should also consider the bad parenting here, since it's hardly the childs fault. (Ik you didn't say it's the kids fault) But thank you for the point, it's a good and valid one :)
That last story reminds me of when I worked in daycare. We had this kid, we'll call him Kevin, and Kevin one day decided that he didn't want to share any of the toys. Kevin would walk up to another kid, take whatever toy they were playing with, play with it for like a minute, then abandon it to go steal a toy from another kid. I put him into timeout for not sharing, and after he got out, everything was fine. Or, so we thought. Kevin's mom comes in to pick him up at the end of the day, and she found out her precious angel was put into timeout. She then goes on a rampage, yelling at all the teachers because how dare we discipline her child, and only she is allowed to do so. From then on, Kevin wasn't allowed to be put into time out, for fear of his mother's wrath.
When i was very young, i had to go to a child care that was the complete and total opposite of what you described, so when I left I was soo relieved to be done with it
"It's just pretend" If the mother understood anything about the human brain and human development, she probably wouldn't say that. But also, if the child was pretending to do something else, she would probably be freaking out. Like, given that it's the south which is traditionally very religious, what if the child was pretending to summon satan? That mother would probably start freaking out, but hey, "it's just pretend." *Edited for grammar*
I don't see what's so bad about satan. he just punishes the dead and temps people into doing things they already want to do, so I quess satan is a hype man
It’s not that I don’t believe in climate change, it’s just that I don’t believe that it’s a big thing. Sorry I don’t believe it’s a big thing. Ask me why on Twitter.
0:48 exactly!! I loved my daycare jobs, my kids were amazing. They taught me so much both figuratively and literally (they taught me how to play mancala, and regularly beat me at connect 4. Not bc I let them, but bc I didn’t expect them to be good and they really were.)
Oh boy I was like Devin too. I always saw people on tv talk about how dangerous plastic is and how we should plant trees more. Then the "orange american president" comes a few years later and talk about how it's all a lie and his peopl belived him💀
I’m sorry I just can’t ignore the vaporeon in the background of this whole thing they are my favorite water pokemon and they bring me so much joy thank yoy
This reminded me a lot of conversations I've had with my therapist. She works a bit with adolescents and teens, and she's made her own unofficial "DSM" for some of the issues she sees in the kids she treats, because 9 times out of 10 those issues are that their parents are crap. Things like "VPM" for "Vicarious Pageant Mom," "DSD" for "Daughter-Shaming Dad," "EPE" for "Expected Parenting to be Easy," to name a few. She actually used to work with kids as young as you describe, but she had to stop because she couldn't handle dealing with their parents. It broke her heart to know what a kid needed to be happy but have the parents take no time or effort to do their part, and it was affecting her quality of care so she moved to working with adults and teens. It's really sad.
@@beyondviolet they have teaching a kid early what a gun is and the correct rules of safety helps to prevent accidents that's how was taught the problem is when people and kids don't know jack shit about guns example you that's when problems arise
@@yellowcrusader8585 and that’s why this kid got sent to time out… because he was acting out all those gruesome scenes as if it were a joke. If you don’t correct that behavior early on you’re gonna have some problems on your hands
Oh my god this reminds me of when I used to teach a cooking class. Eventually I laid down a few hard and fast rules. One, we do not bring up politics nor religion unless in the context of the class itself and even then we do not make fun of any of them. This is largely because I would get fights that go more like “but my parents’ said” type and I am not going to argue with a kid that has had no time to actually think for themselves and is repeating their parents’ beliefs only. So yeah, that got banned. Also another rule was about playing with sharp objects or other dangerous things. Guys I think this is obvious. I’m there to not only teach but minimize accidents. I would like the kids to make my job less difficult. Not only that, they risk injuring their classmates, myself, themselves, and also traumatizing already traumatized kids into not working in the kitchen. I can not tell you the number of kids I had to reassure when it came to working with knives and oil in a safe manner that wasn’t just “don’t touch that!” type of training. So yeah. Then we had the bullying. While I would try to work with finding out if a kid was acting out for a reason, if they made a habit of it, we made a point of kicking the kid out of class to wait for their parents to pick them up and then explain it. One time we had a kid that would do it so often that her parents eventually took her out of class for an entire year as punishment, after making her apologize to the other kid of course. She did return to class eventually and the parents still insisted on paying us the entire year, but yeah, it apparently was an effective punishment as I never had a problem with her in class ever again. Honestly illymation is correct. The hardest thing is less dealing with the children (who make the job worthwhile) but with the adults, especially the parents. My hardest conversations where with dads who would ask me “so when can my daughter take over making dinner?” like it was a forgone conclusion and that he could leave a 9 year old unsupervised in a kitchen….yeah. We would always have to repeat that “we encouraged supervised practice for all our students as it is a lifelong learning process that requires experimenting, learning, and practicing recipes.” These weren’t the only conversations but they probably were the ones that made me bite my tongue the most. Also I may have banned graphic descriptions of some kids about their hunting. I mean, sure, we teach the kids how to break down a chicken but that’s different from attempting to be as graphic as possible about your families latest deer hunt for the sole purpose of making your classmates uncomfortable. My students did eventually learn to try to be empathetic and respectful of their classmates boundaries but it was a major stretch to say their parents would ever learn it. And while this wasn’t a hard rule, I did try to encourage everyone to participate. I made it a rule that one didn’t have to eat what was made in class, especially if they had an allergy or religious reasons, but I expected reasonable levels of participation, and for them to at least consider trying the food, even if it wasn’t a food they liked. I would follow this up with a reminder that cooking wasn’t just about eating what one likes but also making it for those we like too and sometimes that means making food we can’t eat or don’t like. Also, for the older ones, I would point out that if they decided to get a job in the food industry, they also would not get much choice in what they were allowed to cook so they needed to learn the right way to cook something and the only way to know that is by trying the food. Basically also telling them they didn’t have to like it or even swallow the food. I provided amble napkins for a reason if I suspected but these kids are adaptable. Most learned to try bits of the food, give their opinion and discuss it, but no longer pretend gag if they didn’t like something. If anything they discussed among each other how to improve the recipe in a way they might like which I loved and ask me if it might work. Their parents were often ecstatic about this part as it would make the kids less picky over time. Can they still be? Sure. But a kid willing to be open about trying foods every now and again, or at least able to make themselves something they do like, is better than one who doesn’t do either.
I'm not a school teacher, but I'm a children's hair stylist at a salon that caters specifically to kids. Nothing warms my heart more than when little Jimmy or Suzie comes up to me and gives me a hug when they walk in the door! ;A;
Ok I’m back with anime references so if I missed any please tell me in the replies HunterxHunter: 0:060:30 (Canary and Gon is the background)(there is book that says “Nen 101” with Hisoka’s classic tear and star mark on it) Jujitsu Kaisen: 0:06 (Itadori is in the background) Soul Eater: 0:06 (Soul is in the background) Pokémon: 0:06 (Pokémon walls) My Hero Academia: 0:060:304:204:38 (All Might plushie) (Hawks plushie) (there is a feather in the ground that matches Hawks feather)? (there are pictures of young Deku and Bakugou, young Miriko, and young Hawks with someone I can’t say cuz that’s manga spoilers)(on the post it note it says “Call Bakugou’s mom” on it) Naruto: 0:060:301:12 (Naruto plushie) (there is a book that says “Jutsu Guide in the background)(the hidden leaf village sign is on the computer) Assassination Classroom: 0:100:491:09 (Korosensei is on the calendar) (Korosensei plushie) (Korosensei is taking a picture of Nagisa with Goofy) Food Wars: 0:100:35 (There is a Souma plushie in the background) (Souma plushie) Haikyuu: 0:060:220:524:38 (Haikyuu volleyball)(Illy and her friend is wearing Karasuno jackets) (there is a poster that says “飛べ” or “fly” which matched the banner in Haikyuu) (Haikyuu volleyballs) Death Note: 0:30 (There is a death note in the background) Fullmetal Alchemist: 1:12 (there is the homunculus sign as a sticker of the computer) Attack on Titan: 1:12 (there is the Survey Corps sign as a sticker on the computer) Demon Slayer: 1:12 (there is a sticker with Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Nezuko’s kimono/haori designs on the computer) Ouran High School Host Club: 1:12 (the pineapple on the computer is a reference to Kyouya’s computer)? Annnd done excuse all the mistakes I just woke up lol Also I put question marks near some because for some I wasn’t to sure if it were actual references or I’m just overthinking it so you can tell me Bye have an amazing day!
Me and my mom used to run an at home daycare, and i can confirm that dealing with the parents is the a absolute worst part of the job. The kids were always great, but dear god the parents were sometimes a nightmare .
My favorite experience with a kid was when the special Ed class I helped out in had a field trip to Disneyland and a few other students who helped out in that class went to. One of the students in the Ed class I was close with and we went on haunted mansion together, meaning we sat in the same cart. He got scared some way through and I told him if he got scared to grab my hand and squeeze it. He did. During the entire experience I made small jokes here and there to try and cheer him up and even yelled at the projection of the ghost woman that “I can do that too” and copied what she said in the same voice she had. It always made me happy when he smiled and laughed and even when he was sad, because I always found some way to cheer him up, asking him to color, or to blow some bubbles, or even playing tag which is a game I absolutely hate by the way because I hate running and being touched in any way even by a lot of family members- so it was rare for me to offer that- but I did so to cheer him up. I loved that boy- he was so fucking cute- not in a weird crushy way- no he was innocent, naive and adorable- that kind of way-
To those who could not understand Delaney, she said Hi my name is Delaney, i have two loose teeth, my favourite colour is yellow because it's bright happy and wonderful like the sunnnnn! Aww
No but I love how Luigi was dancing in the background. Such a silly little cat with a mustache. No I started laughing so hard because for some reason that dance was really funny to me 😭😭
happy holidays everyone ^^ thanks for making my 2020 not so bad. i look forward to making videos and talking to you guys in the comment section :') i also wanna spotlight my awesome team - Ingrid (username iumba) does the BG art and picks all those anime references you guys love!! a new member to the team is AbnormalChaos, she's known for animation over on tiktok! And Hazel, my audio editor, she makes really cool music you can see on her twitter (her username is afewbruises). and Zade!! Zade makes my endcards now and does really funny editing. He's RealZade over on twitter :)
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Hi illy! Hope your having a nice Christmas Eve!
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It’s so cool to see a UA-camr give credit to their whole team. Happy new year!!
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What about nerf gun
I mean,if nerf guns are allowed then why did he go to time out in the first place?
I mean,he didn't use *real* guns,did he?
according to her even Nerf guns are bad
also your videos are the best
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oh hi bryson I am a huge fan of your vids 👍👍👍
I don't think it was the gun aspect that she found disturbing, but the fact he was pretending to kill the other children.
That’s weird. I grew up in a gun toting house, and we were taught never to point any sort of gun-real or imaginary-at any living thing. Yes, even our toy guns, or sticks or whatever. Mom would say, “You never even point guns in the direction of anything you don’t intend to kill.” And “Run before Gun.” And things like that. We treated them more like your Jedi lightsabers and you had to prove yourself responsible and worthy before you could even have a fake one. No joke.
That's a safer and much, much better way to teach kids about guns than the approach of the mom in this video!
American gun culture had gone to shit.
My husband started learning how to use and respect firearms at the age of six. He was taught from the very first moment that it was in no way a toy and that using one was in no way a game. We don't believe that guns are bad in the household when respected and all house members are given proper training.
That’s how it should be 👍🏼
Same here🤚 my parents would get after me and my siblings if we were to ever point toy guns at each other or anyone
Why is no one talking about Devin? That was so wholesome.
100th like *>:)*
Ikr!
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@@csdcsdcsd gurl i was the 160th
the most "violent" my pretend play got as a kid was when I convinced myself bulldog (hide and seek + tag for anyone who doesn't call it that) was a life and death situation and I took it really seriously like full fight or flight because apparently when you're a kid wanting really bad to win at something means you will literally be murdered if you loose
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At daycare, my teacher would let me sit at her table during recess and show me the parts of various different pieces of software. She was the best.
how that work out for you?
@@gamegod6859 Turned me obsessed with software
Mine would tell us about different types of bugs her brother dared her to eat with various sauces ( chocolate, cheese hot sauce etc)
I remember my third grade teacher would let me show her my drawings at the end of class and even let me brush her hair during recess. She was really cool. ^_^
This got me thinking of how I wanted the job of being a camp counselor at my old summer camp. It was a Christian summer camp where we talked about god at times, but it was fun. It’s split up into four programs, ranging from the youngest kids, to the oldest teenagers, so if I were to be a camp counselor there it could teach me whether or not I’m better with kids or teenagers around my age. I went there in the two oldest programs, and after I was done I thought ‘maybe I should give it a try’ but COVID hit and the camp was canceled. If I were to get the chance again, I would try to have a job here just for one summer just so I can get the feel for it
That sounds like it wouldve been so fun ahh!! I'm so sorry you couldn't go :( but yes!! when it opens back up!! I agree, I'm not religious like that myself, but it's all about the kids. And summer camp is FUN! :D wishing you all the best!
i went to one before and every morning we had to dance to christian songs that were like, "he hears, and he knows, blah blah blah" and we had to sing to that for every day in the early morning. of course they changed the songs up but it always had some biblical purpose to it.
@@illymation Hope you have a nice Christmas.
My camp is exactly how you described the camp that you want the job at
@@illymation Because other people are doing this, I hope you have a great christmas and a happy holidays!
I'm convinced that almost all animators used to be teachers 💀
Same
I don’t know any other animators that were teachers
@@AutZeroOneGotBanned Jaiden worked at a kid's monnestorri, James wanted to be a math teacher... there's probably some other ones too
@@AutZeroOneGotBannedim not sure but i think emirichu did too bc people were saying emi had a thing where her students found her account and stuff like that
@@MydniteTheSpaceWolpertingeremirichu was an art teacher
Bruh kids are WILD creatures. I used to volunteer at an after school day care thing and WOWZERS
Ilyssa hearted Alyssa's comment
Beautiful
@@adrinadraws4265 ya luv to see it
@@adrinadraws4265 you love to see it
@@adrinadraws4265 u love to see it
@@adrinadraws4265 y'all love to see it
The Karen is drawn perfectly and acts like how you'd think
Utter perfection
Just gotta throw some MLM products in there and it is perfection 1000
*Just take a walk in there shoes* Me: ok **Proceeds to put on clown shoes**
Zoinks
Who! Illy?
@Brigitte Pajares *illy
"How many anime references do you want?" Illy: "Yes."
I came to the comments to see if anyone else had already commented about it but DANG does she have a lot in this 😅
Also i love your katakana spelling of your name!
l am, yes
Not me missing every single reference
T o g a
When I was younger (last year, still pretty young rn) I had a teacher at a little camp named Miss Alyssa and she’s also 19! And this reminds me of last year so much. Love this! 😊❤
OMG WOW
Wait a minute
Her name is spelt ilyssa actually! Lol.
Hol up
What is the most evil thing in the world?
Adult: "Money, society, corporations, government, Hitler, Satan......."
Kid: "Plastic!"
I read Satan as Stan-
@@estella.dI read it as Stalin
@@estella.d that's what james theodd1sout calls him in his second book.
The coco bean slave labor happening in North African country’s.
Plastic(
I was an assistant drama worker before covid. There was this kid. When we tried to get puppets to covey emotions, he started smashing the puppet into the floor and saying he was trying to kill himself. Me and the other worker in that group (she was 12 I was 16) we're horrified that this 5 year was doing something so dark.
Oh my god! I hope he gets the help he needs!
@@princessofweirdsville9000 that makes 2 of us. Honestly, he saw me and Probably thought he could get away with it
Oh gosh
That's mortifying
oh god
Fun fact about my days in elementary school: One time, my dad was into call of duty and lil ol' me watched him play it whenever I would see him. So one day at school I pretended to shoot a gun that wasnt life-like, so one of the teachers caught me doing it a recess. And this teacher was mad, she grabbed me by the arm and said "we are going to the principal" in a rude manner. We arrive in the principal's office and the principal, was not a nice principal. He was so mad he called my grandmother and told her that I was playing pretend guns, even tho to me it was not a graphic way, it didnt make anyone cry, or even hurt anyone. So my grandmother gets mad at them and takes me home early. So that's what happened in elementary school. Also, illymations, please dont send me to timeout
*T I M E O U T*
Teachers are legally not allowed to put their hands on students.
@@tomuria3857 Pretty sure it's legal for a teacher to just put a hand on your shoulder, and even though grabbing a child by their arm and dragging them to the principal is definitely bad behaviour from an adult it isn't something they should get too much trouble over. If the kid is bruised that may be another story, but sometimes I was glad my teacher in middle school dragged a kid out of the classroom because some kids are just so hard to deal with. It's sad for the kid, because it's usually their parents fault that they are hard to deal with, but if my teacher had gotten crap for doing that we would've had a lot more fights in our classroom.
You’re going to timeout.
So what did ur grandma do when she took u home?
Karen:what's wrong with guns?
Alissa:MAMN THIS IS A CHILD!
best time teach them gun safty schools never stop pushin the anti gun agenda and push gun safty and i do agree with the plastic part way to much wasted plastic
“Do you know what the most evil thing in the world is?”
Illy:*takes deep breath*
*deep breath* Harris
*Yes*
*Y E S*
Y E S
@@intensehummingofevil *deep breath* get the volcano.
Being told “you’re almost an adult” by a child when you’re still a teenager is the most saddest thing ever
You are an a adult but in your late teens.
@@asielmilian38 Legally yes. Developmentally, no. You’re still an adolescent and not an adult. Legally an adult is not the same as developmentally an adult. Also in some places, you don’t reach full legal adulthood until 21.
Illy: *Is Talking*
Luigi: *VIBE VIBE Viiiiiiiibeeeee*
😆 true
@@jacobolmsted2515 yess
Yaasss
dance Dance *R E V O L U T I O N*
is it weird i read it in the ah ah aaaaah voice
Can we just sit here and respect how she put *so many* references to find.
It made my day ✨🥹
I knew her name was gonna be Karen the second I saw her and I laughed when that was her pretend name 😂
First
Omg same😂
@@voruxosu1520 ehm- alrighty then-
Same
Same dood.
A lot of people are commenting that they played "guns," "war," etc as kids and that it's a perfectly fine game to play, and I agree. My brother and I had pretend battles and played with toy guns and swords and all kinds of things as children also.
But there's a difference between "playing war with your friends who also want to play war" and "violently intruding on other children's peaceful games and making it about murder and death which then makes everyone else uncomfortable." So I'm definitely with Ily and the Sheriff on this one. 😛
Also the fact that it was the *only* thing he wanted to play.
Plus, she said that he would do it vulgar and very explicit
Same
i was always the loner kid at Reccess, only day i was popular was when it was raining and the teacher let me play poptropica on the classroom compture
on that day, i got a big crowd (of like 8 kids) watching me do mad skills
If I had pretend guns as a kid i would just be doing stuff like it's possible to use rockets to rocket jump
Definition for "a Karen"
- Often a middle aged or elder woman
- Known for causing unnecessary drama
- Manipulates others around you to make you out to be bad person or to make her seem like a victim.
- Yelling everything she says
Fun facts: My kindergarten teacher was a Karen. I have a grandma named Karen.. she's actually nice
Imagine someone named Karen reads this comment.
ME TOO!
I Have a Friend Named Karen, She's Very Sweet And Nice
@@Snuvie same
i had a karen in middle school heard she got fired but she was mild karen compair to bus driver karen omg she would yell a lot
Devin: Do you know what the most evil thing in the world is?
...
Harris
His name is Dustin she messed up a lil bit 😅
Omg YES!
Agreed
I think the reason Ms. Sheriff didn't tell you about Bo's gun obsession in advance was because she thought he learned his lesson. But yeah, that was pretty sneaky of him.
Okay but your artstyle is always adorable.
IKR ✨
Cheese boy
YEEEEEEEEEEEESSS
And she is adorable her self I actually like that about her.
Karen: WHY Can’t he Pertend to Kill his Friends
illy: ma’am This is A Child O.O
😂 lol
Why Do You Type Like This?
lol funny thing about that is kids have been doing that in the 90's when did the rules change
Woah this guy watched the video, and heard a line in the video
Ma'am this is a Wendy's
Uggggh, yes, the parents!! I work in a preschool, and BOY HOWDY do some parents make me feel sorry for those kiddos.
I love Luigi showing off his dance moves like no one's watching. He's a funny little bobtail cat with a mustache.
True
and hes handsome
Silly and handsome little boi
The fact I can actually lip-read this animation shows how well done it is.
Dude, that's so cool!
same i can almost lip read this
Plot twist Karen pretends to kill her friend that’s why she felt so offended
Im the 160th like!
plot twist: Karen wants to kill her for real
yea..."pretends"
666 likes, I don't think so
Coming from someone who's had to volunteer at a grade 1 classroom before, I completely get working with kids
What in the heckity? When I was a 3rd grader, I played pretend with two other 3rd graders and pretend guns were involved. (I think it was some sort of a duel situation?) We all got told not to do it even though that is arguably less problematic than what the kid in the video was doing, and no parent got involved. Is this an usa thing again?
depends on how someone is playing w guns and how it makes the kids around them feel like when i was younger i'd have little "gun fights" w my friends but if it was like i would bother other children and run around "shooting" them or their things down and they were to start crying or complaining then ig its different
Probably. The fact that the usa are such a large country means that they never take drastic measures. They fight back and forth and that's it. I honestly think if the states had stayed divided, they might have learned faster cuz anti gun states would ban them, pro gun states would let them be, some catastrophe happens and then they'd ban guns.
@@bonsoir5170 I think that united or divided the states would have a difficult time deciding how to deal with guns. Lives are literally involved with guns. The risk is very large so decisions surrounding it are very serious and take a lot of thought.
Well, their country DOES have a school shooting situation for a few decades now...
And even in my country (actual guns are illegal, we don't have much war talk) when kids would play pretend with villains and heroes like in action movies it was okay.
A kid pretending to shoot every toy and trying to add guns in every play... Isn't a kid others will play with often (had some classmates like that on kindergarten. Tag had to be war, hide and seek had shooting noises and he wanted to either be It or defend himself from the It with a gun).
You need to check if the kid has some anger issues or is being exposed to too much violence. Best case scenario the kid is doing mostly fine but is bad in socializing, so they may need some new ideas and a talking to.
First it depends on the parents, if they let there kid watch lots of stuff with guns and stuff the kid will probably think that guns are ok so they will want to play guns . Second the parent in the video is a Karen and is probably ENCOURAGING her son to play guns. Third everybody has had an obsession at one point, this kid is probably really likes guns right now. Fourth it's not a USA thing anyone, anywhere could be obsessed with guns, but it might be more common in the US depending on how many parents have guns.
"How old are you"
"19"
"So you're almost an adult"
Self Esteem Level: *No*
"It's okay 'cuz I got low self-esteem!"
-Dexter Holland
I didn’t feel like an adult until 4 years ago. My first shot of bourbon made all my doubts go away. Felt like I was drinking a fireplace.
Please love GOD and spread his word :) ❤️
"I'll call her...Karen!"
Me: Ah sh*t, here we go again.
lol
Always with Karen
The hairstyle said it before she did
The thing is she looks and acts like a Karen😂
Cheers m8
"What's wrong with fake guns?"
"Are you still in 1st grade with YOUR SON?"
"Miss Alysa, how old are you?"
"Oh I'm 19"
"So you are almost an adult"
"I.."
Frank, care to explain why i have been left at a construction site to die (as seen in my profile picture )
@@rylnn5452 7+
Ilyssa*
@@star.interlude I don't care
@@theshiphistorian5820 ok
Dalinee: future sweet heart
Devin: future environmental activist
Bo: future quiet kid
Lol
BHAHAHA
The girl with the purple hair: future school bully
D I D N O T C O L L E C T T H E C H E E S I T Z
Lol
1:11 Chip and Dale are literally some of my FAVORITE disney characters ❤
Child: "do you know what the most evil thing in the world is?"
illy: Let me tell you-
Satan, demons and murder
Me: Satan, Internet, death, life, youtube, theories, big face in you dreams.
Hello fellow mha fan
@(1C) Matthew Maher how is Deku horrible?
“Oh, so you’re almost an adult” is the worst insult ever
You're goddamn right, I worked at a Pizza Hut and a mum and her child walked in to order a pizza and the child asked how old I was and I told him I'm 18, he said I was almost an adult, I cried on the way to my house and while I went to sleep
Personally I felt more insulted when I was around 15 and adults called me "sir", I just had gotten my first phone that wasn't a relative's "older-than-I-am phone", on what basis did you call me "sir" ?
I though this was gonna be one of those “Oh, so you’re almost an adult, name every (insert word)” comments
I mean, just cause you hit 18 don’t make you an adult...
Is it? I'm actually called a kid. Idk what its like to be 18 or 19
Illy: "Let's call her......Karen."
Me: *listened to way to many Entitled Parent/People stories* "Oohh nooo"
Lol same
*KILL ALLL KARENS!
Or should I say
As someone who's parent is a karen, can confirm I felt that story deep in my soul
Cool a new r/entitled parents
OMG TOUYA AND HAWKS ARE IN THE BACKROUND AS KIDS WHEN SHE TELLS “MRS SHERIFF” what happend I love that for you illy
Devin: “Do you what the most evil thing in the world is?”
Ilyssa: *thinks of every bad and horrific thing in the world*
Devin: “PLASTIC”
Wait till this kid learns about pesticides nukes or humans
"That fat-cat money"
_-Ilyssa "illimation", 2020_
Ligit 2 weeks before 2021 i hope it's good
@Adolf Hitler I know, isn't that fat-cat money a part of that sentence???
I'm like 90% sure that the Bo kid had unrestricted access to the internet and somehow came across something like Madness Combat, and loved the shit out of it.
If he found that on the internet, he def found stuff like po r n
Or isis videos
Parents shrugging off his search history
@@Keysanddollars What's Bo hiding?
@@a_human_person7665 bo is hornknee
I really love animation vids, I also loved the anime stickers on your animated computer I love to see those types of touches in animation vids
“How old are you”
Illy: “I’m 19”
“Oh, so your almost an adult”
*pretend gun shots fired...*
Lol!
The gun shots were probably the kid playing prerend
18 is actually when you become and adult
TIME OUT YOU YOU LITTLE BI-
TIME OUT
"How old are you"
Illy:"19"
So your... allmost an adult
"They got us in the first half ngl
Killed
you're*
@@сибирскаятайга THIS AINT A SPELLING BEE-
Also, almost* not allmost.
@@сибирскаятайга I swear
"lets start wiiiiith....Delaney!"
me who never hears my name anywhere: *happily screams with a surprised pikachu face*
i was really shocked too i was almost scared lmao
Awe 🤩
i have a cousin who's like... my best friend who has your name too :>
What-was my teacher a UA-camr!?
@@thepagansu_u from your comment in part 2 I guess yes
Well say hi to your teacher...
Yep and you should watch the aggressive boyfriend series it will make more sense of what your teacher was talking about when you went bowling!
is your favorite color still yellow because it’s bright and happy and wonderful like the sun
@@imnotrafi yes!
Ilissa : if she could be a food she would be Fun Dip
Dalaini: himynameisDalainimyfavoritecolorisyellowbecauseitsbrightandhappylikethesuuun
Yep that checks out
Illy: what is the most evil thing in the world?
Devin: ...PlAsTic
**vsco girl noises**
Yeha! Plastic sucks!
I legit thought he would have said something like "slurs" or "murder" I was not expecting plastic
Same
@@justjade256 Sksksksks And i Oop
*those were the most confusing but funny to make fun of in 2019 and early 2020*
“Ma’am this is a child-“
The way she said that, I CaNt EvEn...
Oi! No bad words or you go big kid time out!
Very nice work! I really like the simplicity of your designs!
“Ma'am, it's a gun.”, had the exact same energy as “Sir, this is a Wendy's.”
Okay now. There is a giant debate going on in the comments. THIS COMMENT IS A JOKE. It is meant yo be FUNNY.
How is pretend guns not ok.
That is like saying that fps games are not ok because they have pretend violence.
@@thegrandnil764 I think it's not necessarily about the gun izself, but about the age of the child. Older kids can already distinguish between good or bad, what's okay and what's not. When they shoot somebody in a game they know it's okay because it's just a virtual person, not a real person, but in this case, tge child was so young that it wouldn't have understood these things
@@jello1417 the whole point of play is to allow kids to develop the concept of what is real and fake. Discouraging play keeps children from developing. There are scientists that base their careers on this stuff.
@@tubbs2132 Okay, good point. Who made those studies, or are you referring to a specific one? Also, I think another key difference worth mentioning is that the child knew it wasn't supposed to do that but still did it. I know, that's not the point of your comment, just something that i wanted to add. I just think that a child of his age might not be old enough to yet understand the consequences of firearms. Otherwise, games DO strengthen ones ability to learn what you are supposed to do and what not.
Also, I think we should also consider the bad parenting here, since it's hardly the childs fault. (Ik you didn't say it's the kids fault) But thank you for the point, it's a good and valid one :)
@@thegrandnil764 it’s a 6 year old in a school environment pretending to rob and shoot people bro 💀
Illy: Is talking
Luigi: *vigorous dancing*
distraction dance
That last story reminds me of when I worked in daycare. We had this kid, we'll call him Kevin, and Kevin one day decided that he didn't want to share any of the toys. Kevin would walk up to another kid, take whatever toy they were playing with, play with it for like a minute, then abandon it to go steal a toy from another kid. I put him into timeout for not sharing, and after he got out, everything was fine. Or, so we thought. Kevin's mom comes in to pick him up at the end of the day, and she found out her precious angel was put into timeout. She then goes on a rampage, yelling at all the teachers because how dare we discipline her child, and only she is allowed to do so. From then on, Kevin wasn't allowed to be put into time out, for fear of his mother's wrath.
That mother.. so entitled lmao. Isn't one of the main purposes of school - second to education - to teach kids discipline? Some people 😬
I see where he gets his entitlement from. The mother is a Karen, and she is not disciplining her child at all.
Heaven forbid her precious little darling faces consequences for his actions.
That happened at the daycare we worked at. We just didn’t take the kid or his mom back.
The ego on that kid after tho😂😂😂
When i was very young, i had to go to a child care that was the complete and total opposite of what you described, so when I left I was soo relieved to be done with it
"It's just pretend"
If the mother understood anything about the human brain and human development, she probably wouldn't say that. But also, if the child was pretending to do something else, she would probably be freaking out. Like, given that it's the south which is traditionally very religious, what if the child was pretending to summon satan? That mother would probably start freaking out, but hey, "it's just pretend."
*Edited for grammar*
I don't see what's so bad about satan. he just punishes the dead and temps people into doing things they already want to do, so I quess satan is a hype man
Why pretend to summon satan if you can do it for real?
@@ghostlygreen8411 I feel like you're that person that would thrive in a zombie apocalypses.
Not really me and my brother did this when I was 4 and he was 2.
You're right, I live in the south were me and my friends got kicked off the school playground by a bunch of Christian kids for not believing in god.
“This kid just learned about pollution, and he was FUMING.
THIS is how he got radicalised!
It’s not that I don’t believe in climate change, it’s just that I don’t believe that it’s a big thing. Sorry I don’t believe it’s a big thing. Ask me why on Twitter.
He was MEGA MEGA FUMING
@@lostsolution5633 ty literally no one gives a fuck if you dont believe in it
Ty cowley
Idiots shouldn't exist! So act like it! Be quiet!🤗
“How old are you?”
Illy: “im 19”
“So your almost an adult”
Illy: that hit hard
Not original
@@chrissypritlove4531 oh :"(
@@ishitadubey9366 lol
You know what’s more powerful than nuclear bombs? words
@@chrissypritlove4531, who cares? It’s a good joke!
0:48 exactly!! I loved my daycare jobs, my kids were amazing. They taught me so much both figuratively and literally (they taught me how to play mancala, and regularly beat me at connect 4. Not bc I let them, but bc I didn’t expect them to be good and they really were.)
Devin kid, I absolutely love. Finally somebody who understands the pollution problem at that age.
Yes! Global warming/pollution is a big problem, and people don't care. So a child knowing that it's bad, is great.
Someone give that kid a freaking medal
@@hellogoodbye7106 Fr
Devin is smarter than soooo many adults
Oh boy I was like Devin too. I always saw people on tv talk about how dangerous plastic is and how we should plant trees more. Then the "orange american president" comes a few years later and talk about how it's all a lie and his peopl belived him💀
"Why? What's wrong with guns?"
"Ma'am, this is a Wendy's."
Lol
“Why? What is wrong with guns?”
“Ma’am, this is a nuclear power plant”
@@kevsan1547 XD
“Ma’am this is America, so we cool 😎”
“Why? What’s wrong with guns?”
“Ma’am, this is a middle school.”
I love how there are just a bunch of different animes in the background
I saw them too
I love mha
Naruro ,aot ,haikyuu,demon slayer,pokemons idk if there was more
@@milosognjanovic3930 CHRONO TRIGGER 😡 (it's a game but I don't care XD)
@@Haayes aight mate chill 😅
I’m sorry I just can’t ignore the vaporeon in the background of this whole thing they are my favorite water pokemon and they bring me so much joy thank yoy
At first when she said "To protect names, identities and privacy" I thought she got spornored by NordVPN. lol
XD
Before we continue this funeral i would like to thank our sponsor NordVPN
This reminded me a lot of conversations I've had with my therapist. She works a bit with adolescents and teens, and she's made her own unofficial "DSM" for some of the issues she sees in the kids she treats, because 9 times out of 10 those issues are that their parents are crap. Things like "VPM" for "Vicarious Pageant Mom," "DSD" for "Daughter-Shaming Dad," "EPE" for "Expected Parenting to be Easy," to name a few. She actually used to work with kids as young as you describe, but she had to stop because she couldn't handle dealing with their parents. It broke her heart to know what a kid needed to be happy but have the parents take no time or effort to do their part, and it was affecting her quality of care so she moved to working with adults and teens. It's really sad.
Devin: I have found something soo evil soo horribl-
Everyone over 11: inhales
Mood
Inhales money, debt, people literally dying in the streets, seriel killers, ects
why 11 specifically?
Lol
@@Rudi-uj6vg i dunno I was 11 when I typed this
4:55 I AM HERE!- All might from My hero academia
Lmao-
dailany is literally the cutest child ever-
I'm Delaney. But I think you ment the cartoon.
@@delaneycech4761 ye
@@delaneycech4761 m e n t
I’m Delanei to but no y and that discriminate fits me but I always loved pink not yellow
Human Kinkajou
“What’s wrong with guns?”
That’s like the most American thing I have ever heard
No, everyone else in the vid realized how insane she was, it's just her
No one: Americans: hehe gun ho brrrrrr
Well what is wrong with guns anyways
Haha Americans like guns joke is so funny and totally original hahaha
@@breagle4525 Gasp, Karen, it's you! How's your kid, didn't know you'd use the internet!
How old are you?”
Illy: “im 19”
“So your almost an adult”
pew pew shots fired
McScuse me, was that...
A PRETEND GUN?!?!
I think 18 is considered adults lol
@@iCoralxDoesArt thats the joke -_-
NO GO TO BIG KID TIME OUT
@@iCoralxDoesArt Only legally. Developmentally, they are adolescents. Legally an adult does not mean developmentally an adult.
Even her more older videos are still AMAZING 🤩
Did anyone else think this kid was playing “fireman” when Illy said “water guns?”
aw you speak like a human
No
I actually thought she meant that the kid likes water lol
i never thought of that
Oh hey look a puppo
kid: goes on timeout
Mum: SO HERE'S MY CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
It's the reason he went to time out I'd get pissed to
@@yellowcrusader8585 with that attitude you’d better pray your kid doesn’t ever come into contact with a real gun
@@beyondviolet they have teaching a kid early what a gun is and the correct rules of safety helps to prevent accidents that's how was taught the problem is when people and kids don't know jack shit about guns example you that's when problems arise
@@yellowcrusader8585 and that’s why this kid got sent to time out… because he was acting out all those gruesome scenes as if it were a joke. If you don’t correct that behavior early on you’re gonna have some problems on your hands
@@beyondviolet it's a kid playing you sensitive ninis are the same to claim video games cause violence it's just moronic
Oh my god this reminds me of when I used to teach a cooking class. Eventually I laid down a few hard and fast rules. One, we do not bring up politics nor religion unless in the context of the class itself and even then we do not make fun of any of them. This is largely because I would get fights that go more like “but my parents’ said” type and I am not going to argue with a kid that has had no time to actually think for themselves and is repeating their parents’ beliefs only. So yeah, that got banned.
Also another rule was about playing with sharp objects or other dangerous things. Guys I think this is obvious. I’m there to not only teach but minimize accidents. I would like the kids to make my job less difficult. Not only that, they risk injuring their classmates, myself, themselves, and also traumatizing already traumatized kids into not working in the kitchen. I can not tell you the number of kids I had to reassure when it came to working with knives and oil in a safe manner that wasn’t just “don’t touch that!” type of training. So yeah.
Then we had the bullying. While I would try to work with finding out if a kid was acting out for a reason, if they made a habit of it, we made a point of kicking the kid out of class to wait for their parents to pick them up and then explain it. One time we had a kid that would do it so often that her parents eventually took her out of class for an entire year as punishment, after making her apologize to the other kid of course. She did return to class eventually and the parents still insisted on paying us the entire year, but yeah, it apparently was an effective punishment as I never had a problem with her in class ever again. Honestly illymation is correct. The hardest thing is less dealing with the children (who make the job worthwhile) but with the adults, especially the parents. My hardest conversations where with dads who would ask me “so when can my daughter take over making dinner?” like it was a forgone conclusion and that he could leave a 9 year old unsupervised in a kitchen….yeah. We would always have to repeat that “we encouraged supervised practice for all our students as it is a lifelong learning process that requires experimenting, learning, and practicing recipes.” These weren’t the only conversations but they probably were the ones that made me bite my tongue the most.
Also I may have banned graphic descriptions of some kids about their hunting. I mean, sure, we teach the kids how to break down a chicken but that’s different from attempting to be as graphic as possible about your families latest deer hunt for the sole purpose of making your classmates uncomfortable. My students did eventually learn to try to be empathetic and respectful of their classmates boundaries but it was a major stretch to say their parents would ever learn it.
And while this wasn’t a hard rule, I did try to encourage everyone to participate. I made it a rule that one didn’t have to eat what was made in class, especially if they had an allergy or religious reasons, but I expected reasonable levels of participation, and for them to at least consider trying the food, even if it wasn’t a food they liked. I would follow this up with a reminder that cooking wasn’t just about eating what one likes but also making it for those we like too and sometimes that means making food we can’t eat or don’t like. Also, for the older ones, I would point out that if they decided to get a job in the food industry, they also would not get much choice in what they were allowed to cook so they needed to learn the right way to cook something and the only way to know that is by trying the food. Basically also telling them they didn’t have to like it or even swallow the food. I provided amble napkins for a reason if I suspected but these kids are adaptable. Most learned to try bits of the food, give their opinion and discuss it, but no longer pretend gag if they didn’t like something. If anything they discussed among each other how to improve the recipe in a way they might like which I loved and ask me if it might work. Their parents were often ecstatic about this part as it would make the kids less picky over time. Can they still be? Sure. But a kid willing to be open about trying foods every now and again, or at least able to make themselves something they do like, is better than one who doesn’t do either.
How long did it take you to write this?
Thank you for sharing your experience!
@@ur_local_nintendo_ds ikr it took a while just to READ lmao
Thank you for taking the time to write this and sharing your experience with others
They offer that in preschools?
HELP IM IN TIME OUT. I PLAYED GUNS
Same😭😭
I'm not a school teacher, but I'm a children's hair stylist at a salon that caters specifically to kids. Nothing warms my heart more than when little Jimmy or Suzie comes up to me and gives me a hug when they walk in the door! ;A;
I love how she puts MHA referances and characters everywhere. It absolutely made my day.
Yeah!
What's MHA? just curious! :)
It’s an anime called My hero academia :}
@@becca_234 oh cool! ty!
@@charlottebeads your welcome 😄😄
No one:
Literally no one:
*that cat dancing like a god*
That cat dances better than anyone here and we know it!😲
@@rowquerpaz8265 ik 😔 and idk why he's better at dancing 😔
Don’t you mean luigi
Luigi
I couldn’t help but zoom in on all the anime references ✨
Me too, i loved the stickers on her computer
Ok I’m back with anime references so if I missed any please tell me in the replies
HunterxHunter: 0:06 0:30
(Canary and Gon is the background)(there is book that says “Nen 101” with Hisoka’s classic tear and star mark on it)
Jujitsu Kaisen: 0:06
(Itadori is in the background)
Soul Eater: 0:06
(Soul is in the background)
Pokémon: 0:06
(Pokémon walls)
My Hero Academia: 0:06 0:30 4:20 4:38
(All Might plushie) (Hawks plushie) (there is a feather in the ground that matches Hawks feather)? (there are pictures of young Deku and Bakugou, young Miriko, and young Hawks with someone I can’t say cuz that’s manga spoilers)(on the post it note it says “Call Bakugou’s mom” on it)
Naruto: 0:06 0:30 1:12
(Naruto plushie) (there is a book that says “Jutsu Guide in the background)(the hidden leaf village sign is on the computer)
Assassination Classroom: 0:10 0:49 1:09
(Korosensei is on the calendar) (Korosensei plushie) (Korosensei is taking a picture of Nagisa with Goofy)
Food Wars: 0:10 0:35
(There is a Souma plushie in the background) (Souma plushie)
Haikyuu: 0:06 0:22 0:52 4:38
(Haikyuu volleyball)(Illy and her friend is wearing Karasuno jackets) (there is a poster that says “飛べ” or “fly” which matched the banner in Haikyuu) (Haikyuu volleyballs)
Death Note: 0:30
(There is a death note in the background)
Fullmetal Alchemist: 1:12
(there is the homunculus sign as a sticker of the computer)
Attack on Titan: 1:12
(there is the Survey Corps sign as a sticker on the computer)
Demon Slayer: 1:12
(there is a sticker with Tanjiro, Zenitsu, and Nezuko’s kimono/haori designs on the computer)
Ouran High School Host Club: 1:12
(the pineapple on the computer is a reference to Kyouya’s computer)?
Annnd done excuse all the mistakes I just woke up lol
Also I put question marks near some because for some I wasn’t to sure if it were actual references or I’m just overthinking it so you can tell me
Bye have an amazing day!
I think there's also a 7 deadly sins logo on the computer stickers? Or maybe I'm wrong, idk too lol
this is so cool, i dont watch any anime except for haikyuu which i absolutely love tho lol
Allmight at 5:06 I believe
Also, Naruto around 3:35
4:39 There's what seems to be Bakugo and Deku there?
1:22 I can’t get over how she makes her cat dance 😭😭😭
🦚🐸🦎🐌🐞🦈🕷🥒🍐🍊🍍🍐🥬🫐🍌🥖🍊🥝🍐🍓🍑🌽🦄🦝🐃🦄🐮🦄🦌🐴🐌🥬🦈🌽☺🥬🥲🤑
Lol
5:06
Lmao
Me and my mom used to run an at home daycare, and i can confirm that dealing with the parents is the a absolute worst part of the job. The kids were always great, but dear god the parents were sometimes a nightmare .
Bro, when Devin went on a rant about how bad plastic is that was amazing!
My favorite experience with a kid was when the special Ed class I helped out in had a field trip to Disneyland and a few other students who helped out in that class went to. One of the students in the Ed class I was close with and we went on haunted mansion together, meaning we sat in the same cart. He got scared some way through and I told him if he got scared to grab my hand and squeeze it. He did. During the entire experience I made small jokes here and there to try and cheer him up and even yelled at the projection of the ghost woman that “I can do that too” and copied what she said in the same voice she had. It always made me happy when he smiled and laughed and even when he was sad, because I always found some way to cheer him up, asking him to color, or to blow some bubbles, or even playing tag which is a game I absolutely hate by the way because I hate running and being touched in any way even by a lot of family members- so it was rare for me to offer that- but I did so to cheer him up. I loved that boy- he was so fucking cute- not in a weird crushy way- no he was innocent, naive and adorable- that kind of way-
Cute and adorable story
“How old are you?”
“19”
“Oh. So you’re almost an adult”
*o o p*
To those who could not understand Delaney, she said
Hi my name is Delaney, i have two loose teeth, my favourite colour is yellow because it's bright happy and wonderful like the sunnnnn! Aww
I am a kid and i want to be her bff
thank you so much im making translated subtitles for this video and delaney's part was making me sturggle
1:20 Luigi krumping still lives in muy memory all these years after I watched this video when it came out 😍🥰
Amazing moral of the story: don't play guns or I'll send you to time out
LOL
me: looks at captions
captions: “alright everyone! this is ALYSSA”
me: NO ITS WORDED AS ILYSSA
“We forget that we were a kid” grandparents: in my days as a kid-
HELP everytime luigi came up i was at a funeral for giggling too much i love your drawings and sense of humor!!
Karen's, man. Nothing else to say.
weird breed, huh?
That's it ?
When you give a person a fake name and its Karen you know some $#!* is about to go down
“What’s wrong with guns?”
“Not much, it’s just something used for murder, robbery, kidnapping, threatening, and warfare”
Illy: don’t play pretend guns or I’ll put u in time out
Me and the boys with our nerf guns: war war never changes
vietnamees war flashbacks
I used to play like modern warfare veteran style in school
*peace was never an option*
Thank you for fallout reference
No but I love how Luigi was dancing in the background. Such a silly little cat with a mustache. No I started laughing so hard because for some reason that dance was really funny to me 😭😭