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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I used to be a fan of family YouTube vlogs until I realized how exploitative they were.

The only one I've found that isn't exploitative is the local one for the Donnelly family. They don't seem to use their kids for views or to get $$. That's the only one I still watch from time to time.

I used to be a fan of This is how we Bingham on YT until I realized the absolute toxic masculinity that they were teaching their boys. "An absolute stud" is something that dad always says about his sons. It's creepy/weird now.

I was also a fan of 8Passengers but holy sh!t has that family imploded. They are LDS. They sent 1 kid away to a behavior camp, mom is now in a cult, dad & the behavior camp kid have moved out, kids have to earn xmas gifts & the 2 youngest didn't this past year, so they had to sit and watch all their siblings open gifts and celebrate; the mom took away the one son's bed and bedroom because he pulled a prank on his younger sibling... just a hot mess of a family now. They no longer vlog and haven't in years but it doesn't align with the teaching of the new cult the mom is in, but yet she doesn't take down the videos because you know, money.  [/quote]

When did you start watching them? I genuinely think that when they first started a lot of it was really innocent. With LDS ones in particular a lot of it was to create fun ways of remembering family times, like a modern scrapbook, and keep in touch with relatives.

But it really didn’t take long for things to get toxic. Money messes people up.  [/quote]

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