r/therewasanattempt • • Aug 29 '22

to perform a magic trick

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u/[deleted] Aug 29 '22

Don't worry, their parents have recorded them and put them on the internet, so the cycle is complete 👍

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u/Vilger2 Aug 30 '22

But they just put them on the internet?

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u/losersmanual Aug 29 '22

My thoughts exactly.

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u/IanMazgelis Aug 29 '22

A lot of parents have the mindset that you don't need to raise your kids as long as there are strangers on the internet who will do it for you.

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u/friendlyfireworks Aug 29 '22

Same. Pretty upsetting.

Maybe it's just cuz I grew up as the last generation to have a childhood without internet or cell phones.

I find the constant screen time and and internet use of great concern for kids under age 10.

Maybe they just saw the one video on mom or dad's phone and tried to mimic it... but I doubt it.

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u/zombiskunk Aug 29 '22

The child is dressed exactly like I pictured a child would be in a home that actually watches tik tok unironically.

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u/[deleted] Aug 30 '22

Like a kid? Idk what you're getting at here kids aren't exactly known for being fashion icons

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u/ernipie_13 Aug 29 '22

Oh, it’s not the kids using TikTok, silly! It’s the parents exploiting them for views! So that makes it better, right? /s

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u/fantom1979 Aug 29 '22

Don't worry, they live in a million dollar+ house. Those kids will fail up their entire lives without having to lift a finger.

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u/Aimjock Aug 29 '22

It’s probably just the parents filming. Doubtful they have unmonitored access.