At a loss over something ridiculous.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The boys are more prone to talking like complete idiots. It’s embarrassing for them. Privileged white boys trying to sound like they’re not.
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Using the term “privileged” has gotten out of control. Who do you think your kids are listening to? Kids who are getting rich from dumbass kids who follow them. Top teens make millions in one year.

Most of the teen girls follow make up influencers or dancers or young celebrities. Boys follow the obnoxious male influencers and are more likely to participate in those dangerous challenges where one kid always ends up dead.

I would do what I had to do to get them off. And I think those influencers who create a challenge and a person is killed doing it the influencer should be held responsible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No kid talks about edging in front of his mom, no matter how ignorant she is.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a feeling that OP is actually a high schooler from an expensive private school who wanted to have a little fun trolling parents about TikTok.

I pay attention to what my kids are doing on the Internet (because we talk a lot about meme culture and we don't have rules about swearing). I don't think I would have been able to spell some of these words correctly after only hearing them said. I asked my kids about the phrases without looking them up and asked if Carti was a typo for Cardi B, and got the explanation that this is a different rapper.

Also, I'm not sure a parent would have brought in the examples they did without providing context.

I call troll.

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