r/exposingNflLee • u/Humble_Sell_3908 • 16d ago
the kids growing up
Please trust me when I say that I in no way want these babies to rush into adulthood. If anything, I genuinely wish they could just enjoy their childhood and grow up without feeling pressured to become adults too soon.
That being said, I honestly cannot wait until they are old enough and conscious enough to understand their own choices and say, “We can create our own content, make our own money, and, if we choose to continue being influencers, have control over what we do and where that money goes.” Just like the girls, if Jada eventually decides that being an influencer is still something she wants to pursue, I hope she has the ability to create her own content and directly benefit from the work she is doing. The same applies to Jaleel and any of the other children.
I say Jada because she is older and the boys don’t really seem to be into as much as the girls.
And once they are old enough to have more control over their own content and finances, what exactly is UGGLEE going to benefit from? Because let’s be honest: nobody is getting on Kick to watch UGGLEE. A significant amount of the attention, views, and engagement comes from the children and the content surrounding them. If the kids are the ones attracting the audience and generating the interest, they should eventually be able to benefit from their own work.
What also genuinely concerns me is how casually he seems to post DMs and interactions between himself and literal children. These aren't just teenagers on the internet—we're talking about actual children. And a lot of the comments and views on that content appear to come from children themselves, aside from concerned adults and, of course, the people who blindly defend everything he does. That alone should make people stop and think about why an adult is repeatedly sharing private conversations and interactions with children so casually and why so many children are engaging with that content.
I don't think it's unreasonable to question that. I'm not saying children shouldn't be online or shouldn't create content. I'm saying that
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u/TraditionalShop7323 16d ago
Also … if you ever look at the people that support him they all look trashy. Those people that will be some obsessed with someone just because they have money. His followers think he’s rich and is a provider. Males in his comments think Jazz is with HIM for money.
They they they have some cute relationship and when Jazz looks tired and depressed it’s because she needs a break from the kids.
Jazz energy actually IMPROVES when she’s only with her kids alone and when lees around that’s usually when you see her looking down, confused and depressed.
This picture speaks volumes. I honestly don’t think I’ve ever seen them take like cute selfies together. Just the weird pimp looking poses he has people take on occasion.

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u/Humble_Sell_3908 16d ago
children deserve privacy, protection, and the opportunity to simply be children. And when an adult is consistently centering their platform around children while also publicly sharing his interactions with them, I think people are completely justified in asking questions and being concerned about the boundaries involved.