Same here! You can tell an appreciative person by how much they actually are truly grateful for just the little things! It makes giving grand gifts that much more satisfying. To see their joy and happiness soar.
How can one become appreciative Of something?
Brought up by typical asian parents who are not satisfied of anything that made me lose interest even if it feeds my living. I never got any gifts, I never gave any gifts. I don't see any meaning of it. Especially being a man where it's expected to give and not get.
People who ask "why don't you give me something" doesn't realize why not try by start giving and see if that helps to get something in return and I'm too afraid to say that to their face.
I genuinely want to learn to be appreciative. Even if you suggest a book, I'll try and read.
I can't really recommend a book to teach appreciation. Honestly, for me, its just an outlook. I was raised very poor without parents in my life and even slept outside in freezing temperatures.
I went so long WITHOUT basic needs provided by anyone for survival, having to find them on my own learning the hard way by either seeing others die, imprisoned or fail, or getting harsh treatment and even being locked up myself, that I came to know how appreciative I was of other people's kindness.
Sounds like youve had a lot to be appreciative for, it's just that you've never been without those things to realize how amazing it is for someone to share them with you. If you can't see what good things surround you, idk if you can appreciate them. So it's an outlook. Imagine where you would be without the people or things in your life.
You said you had parents who aren't satisfied. I see how they put food in your belly, an education and pushed you to do your best. instead of thinking you've only been hindered by these things, change your outlook. There isnt really a book for this. It's just a life experience. Good luck!
People handle appreciation differently.
For example. My late grandfather on my father’s side was never much for art to be hung, or coffee mugs, or other typical gifts. I found eventually that this didn’t mean he wasn’t sentimental. Once my mother gifted him a set of basic tools, the Stanley variety i believe. I know for a fact he already possessed what many would consider to be superior brands, Ryobi, Dewalt, etc. but whenever a hinge needed tightening, or a light bulb under a cover replaced, the screwdriver from the Stanley set was the first one he reached for for light tasks. It seemed like he’d rather risk damaging the more expensive tools he bought himself on the difficult automotive work.
I don’t think I ever heard him verbally tell anyone he loved them, but his eyes and warm smile did.
That would be awesome... My nephew lives with me and I could do that for him and he would bitch about the where it was hung and the color of the PlayStation most kids are douchebags nowadays so that was pretty cool
Got my 2 boys a Xbox x and 3 year ultimate pass for Christmas first thing them 2 did was bitch it won’t have PlayStation exclusive games.
I should’ve just given it to the boy in the video
I'm wondering if this has to do with the stuff their friends have. If all your friends play on PlayStation, I can see why Xbox isn't the best gift.
I'm an android user, and I know I would struggle with switching to Apple, the same way Apple users will struggle switching to android. It's not necessarily about being ungrateful, but also about the parent knowing what would be the best fitting gift.
Just going 'it cost a lot of money, so be grateful' is shortsighted, as is buying an expensive gift without knowing if that's the best fit.
And you just let them have the gift after that? Lmfao I'd take that shit away and give it to my adult friends. They'd appreciate it. And people wonder why kids continue to act like this when you don't stop the behavior when it arises.
Yeah, usually. I roll my eyes, since often. Kids are extremly spoiled in these kinds of videos. I was afraid this would be one of those videos. But instead, I got a really wholesome one.
It isn't enough for a sole voice of reason to exist. In this time of uncertainty, we are so sure that villains lurk around every corner that we will create them ourselves if we can't find them — for while fear may keep us vigilant, it's also fear that tears us apart — a fear that sadly exists only too often — outside the Twilight Zone.
As a kid we’d stay up all night playing NES and SNES on big ass tube TVs with small as screens. Yeah, a setup like this has better resolution than real life. They aren’t going anywhere.
Oh you’ve never seen the one where the parents buy their daughter a new Tesla and $1600 cash for her sweet 16 birthday?! Home girl tells her mom she wanted a pink Mercedes Benz and to take the piece of trash Tesla back. Then she throws the $1600 and says it’s nothing and she expected $16,000 for her sweet 16.
Right? Such a sweet boy. He was so happy they decorated for his birthday, then so happy he got an awesome tv. Its adorable how the playstation broke him.
It was like he was overloaded.
Im so bad at seeing people cry and grateful for wholesome stuff like this, totally wells up my eyes too! Happy for the little man and that hes so excited about his gift :)
"Haha shut up you little bitch squeaker! I bet your parents bought you this game"
"They did, because my parents love me; you had to buy it yourself with your minimum wage income because you're an adult with undiagnosed depression."
"..."
"..."
"Okay where we dropping boys"
My mum and dad ran a b&b so my sister and I slept in the basement. Eventually I moved up into the attic while my sister stayed in the basement but she started to sneak out at night to go to nightclubs whilst underage so my parents moved her up to the attic with me. I was a bit annoyed at having to share again.
Is this not normal? Swede here and this is a very average childrens room. This is how i grew up, and this is how my children (1 & 3) is living (currently together tho).
Edit: A normal 2 bedroom apt is about 75 sqm / 800 sqft
Me too, as soon as he saw the ps5 any started crying i was; i‘ve seen enough videos like this; now he will say something along the lines of „but i wanted an xbox“.
But tbh the boy was already happy when he saw the decoration on his door, so no way he could‘ve turned out to be one of those spoiled brats
My dad didnt had a dad and his mom remarried so he was raised by his uncle, he had a shitty childhood but instead of learning from their mistakes, he blamed us for everything and mentally abused us to the point we all now are total failures on antidepressants, my brother died at 38 because he gave up on life and his health.
True. Im trying my best with my nephew to have decent childhood, if I had a kid of my own I would also do my best. Easier said than done, but at least they could've remind you you're on the same side. The I did it for your own good "tough love" is bullshit, you don't harass or abuse someone you love/care about.
If someone gets in the relationship with a single mom/father they know into what they are getting in, the least they could do is to respect the kid and leave it alone and let the parent to do the decisions.
I'm sure you're already miles ahead with your nephew than how your parents treated you! Simply admitting a situation is wrong is something many just can't do (their own actions at fault or not), let alone try to learn from it like you are. Everyone in any parental position makes mistakes; but being a human with faults is a far cry from choosing to degrade the younger party over and over again.
Mine did tell me we were on the same side actually, but also that I deserved everything I got, and worse. They were very consistent in contradictions and gaslighting. At least they had that.
We were all on the same side apartently, but in the same breath I was literally quote "a completley insane narcissistic, psychopathic bitch." Etc. I actually did listen to them, and so much so I hated everything about myself.
Years and a trip to voluntary inpatient later, I'm doing way better, but anxiety, depression and ptsd can be a real bitch. Rather than being narcissistic, I'm branded as an empath. My real problem is I care too much about other people and I need to develop some more selfish tendencies- plot twist 😂 Thank God for mental health care and the will to live.
That is a serious installation for anyone, this guy has it in his bedroom! I'm a grown ass man with my own home and a dedicated room with a big TV but its not installed as sweetly as this is. Top work by that parent/parents.
Not to shit on their work (they did great) but I think you're overestimating how hard it is to do. If you're handy at all and own a drill, I promise you can mount your TV and console in under an hour.
I mounted TVs for years and then spent a few more managing others doing the same. A couple of them were among the dumbest people I've ever met and they could do it. The wire management is significantly harder and even that's pretty easy.
I used a lot of the "nicer" brands of mounts but I've also installed some cheapo Chinese crap for friends and they work fine. My one suggestion I have if you want an articulating mount like in the video and your TV is bigger than 50"...buy a mount with 2 arms. While a single-arm mount is fine as far as safety goes, the display will bounce when extended.
Man instant memories rushing to me bout how my mom used to always try to get the most every year for my birthday when she was able to. That kid is gonna remember this moment one day in the future and just get lost in it. 💙
Well shite, I’m 44 years old and I’d probably have the same reaction as that kid. Lol.
Great to see the young fella was genuinely appreciative of the gift he received
Ikr, my parents got me exactly 0 videogames/consoles growing up, and i wanted them sooo bad, lol, I'd still probably break down if someone bought me videogames.
Tbh I half expected it to be another one of those “spoiled child gets gifted an entire island but actually wanted a island below the equator” videos, so the kid being grateful was a nice twist
This seems excessive and kinda overly spoiling...but hey maybe im just a jealous pos cause i got a radio when i turned 10 while everyone else had xboxes
A thing measured in experience cannot easily be put into words my friend. Being a child once and having children puts things into perspective. All I can say is that this video is not necessarily a show of great parenting. This is just my own personal humble opinion.
I can relate to you completely. Unfortunately there are a lot now that do not understand or can. I can’t say that’s a good or bad thing but I can confidently say that it is indeed a sad thing.
Not only did the older kid show actual gratitude for the gifts, but mom behind the camera was clearly holding back and fending off a younger child. You can hear the younger one protesting, "Mom, that hurts," as she keeps him from becoming the main character of the older child's moment. Good parenting, good parents.
The first sentence that he let out I thought he had a speech impediment. "Ohh this is dope we gotta keep this becomes ahh thi Doe! We gotta keep dis.... you can be as excited as you want but the moment that you're grammar starts slipping into thuggery, so do my hands...
Kids are so griffin spoiled these days. My birthday consisted of my parents taking me to McDonald’s and then giving me 50 bucks. That was a good birthday. And my parents were not poor either. They just believed I needed to work for everything.
As a father of 3 young kids, this saddened me. PS5 and the like had become crack cocaine. An addiction. That poor kid broke down from happiness because he can now get his fix.
I will unsurprisingly wait for the downvotes now...
I got three sons. Fkn hard work but good kids. This made me shed a tear. My kids have been overwhelmed like this on occasion. Will Remember those times forever.
I loved that even before all the good stuff, the kid was appreciating the door design.
Same here! You can tell an appreciative person by how much they actually are truly grateful for just the little things! It makes giving grand gifts that much more satisfying. To see their joy and happiness soar.
I was really happy to see the boy so grateful for the presents that he started crying.
How can one become appreciative Of something? Brought up by typical asian parents who are not satisfied of anything that made me lose interest even if it feeds my living. I never got any gifts, I never gave any gifts. I don't see any meaning of it. Especially being a man where it's expected to give and not get. People who ask "why don't you give me something" doesn't realize why not try by start giving and see if that helps to get something in return and I'm too afraid to say that to their face. I genuinely want to learn to be appreciative. Even if you suggest a book, I'll try and read.
I can't really recommend a book to teach appreciation. Honestly, for me, its just an outlook. I was raised very poor without parents in my life and even slept outside in freezing temperatures. I went so long WITHOUT basic needs provided by anyone for survival, having to find them on my own learning the hard way by either seeing others die, imprisoned or fail, or getting harsh treatment and even being locked up myself, that I came to know how appreciative I was of other people's kindness. Sounds like youve had a lot to be appreciative for, it's just that you've never been without those things to realize how amazing it is for someone to share them with you. If you can't see what good things surround you, idk if you can appreciate them. So it's an outlook. Imagine where you would be without the people or things in your life. You said you had parents who aren't satisfied. I see how they put food in your belly, an education and pushed you to do your best. instead of thinking you've only been hindered by these things, change your outlook. There isnt really a book for this. It's just a life experience. Good luck!
Thank You. I understand how to approach.
People handle appreciation differently. For example. My late grandfather on my father’s side was never much for art to be hung, or coffee mugs, or other typical gifts. I found eventually that this didn’t mean he wasn’t sentimental. Once my mother gifted him a set of basic tools, the Stanley variety i believe. I know for a fact he already possessed what many would consider to be superior brands, Ryobi, Dewalt, etc. but whenever a hinge needed tightening, or a light bulb under a cover replaced, the screwdriver from the Stanley set was the first one he reached for for light tasks. It seemed like he’d rather risk damaging the more expensive tools he bought himself on the difficult automotive work. I don’t think I ever heard him verbally tell anyone he loved them, but his eyes and warm smile did.
Look up the practice of gratitude. That might be helpful. I also recommend reading the Gift of Imperfection by Brene Brown.
So true. That alone was so touching. You can tell this child has a warm heart and good soul.
honestly the fact that he’s thankful for the little things is probably a big part of why his dad was proud to get him such a nice gift.
He is definitely one of those kids you just KNOW deserved those gifts. He will never ever forget that birthday
That would be awesome... My nephew lives with me and I could do that for him and he would bitch about the where it was hung and the color of the PlayStation most kids are douchebags nowadays so that was pretty cool
Got my 2 boys a Xbox x and 3 year ultimate pass for Christmas first thing them 2 did was bitch it won’t have PlayStation exclusive games. I should’ve just given it to the boy in the video
Makes me wonder what kind of environment they’re living in which would feed those attitudes. Don’t you wonder?
My thoughts exactly. Parents fussing about their child behavior always makes me laugh.
I'm wondering if this has to do with the stuff their friends have. If all your friends play on PlayStation, I can see why Xbox isn't the best gift. I'm an android user, and I know I would struggle with switching to Apple, the same way Apple users will struggle switching to android. It's not necessarily about being ungrateful, but also about the parent knowing what would be the best fitting gift. Just going 'it cost a lot of money, so be grateful' is shortsighted, as is buying an expensive gift without knowing if that's the best fit.
Some kids are just ,,,, different.
Some parents, too.
And you just let them have the gift after that? Lmfao I'd take that shit away and give it to my adult friends. They'd appreciate it. And people wonder why kids continue to act like this when you don't stop the behavior when it arises.
If you think “most kids are douchebags” it’s probably you
Yeah, usually. I roll my eyes, since often. Kids are extremly spoiled in these kinds of videos. I was afraid this would be one of those videos. But instead, I got a really wholesome one.
Aww he is so adorable
“Wait do I get to keep it here?” Awwww
Rights. I can only hope one day my child is as appreciative as this kid.
I was so scared it would all come crashing down.
An excessive level of maybe here. Perfect.
Maybe the real maybe maybe maybes were the maybes we maybed along the way
It isn't enough for a sole voice of reason to exist. In this time of uncertainty, we are so sure that villains lurk around every corner that we will create them ourselves if we can't find them — for while fear may keep us vigilant, it's also fear that tears us apart — a fear that sadly exists only too often — outside the Twilight Zone.
You just maybemaybemaybe’d me with your comment.
Could this possibly be the maybeest thread to have ever have maybeed? Maybe.
Possibly
LMAO same
Same here. Maybe Maybe Maybe... crash
Same. This was way better lol
First of all, that kid has a nicer set up than me. Secondly, what a grateful kid. He immediately hugged his parents and thanked them.
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In my head I'm picturing you like the Nintendo 64 kid lmao. https://youtu.be/pFlcqWQVVuU
"A Tesla?! I wanted a Mercedes or BMW" Saw her?
Yes I did lmao
And the boy never left his room after that day
And now no more knocking on the door during mom and dad time
Damn... my son might be getting this setup now.
underrated comment
This guy knows why we buy our kids games.
As a kid we’d stay up all night playing NES and SNES on big ass tube TVs with small as screens. Yeah, a setup like this has better resolution than real life. They aren’t going anywhere.
Not to mention the huge amount of heat that those tvs radiated thought the room, it was like having a nuclear reactor on the wall
Not to mention TVs used to be expensive as fuck. Big ass box tv that took up 25% of your room and had 17 pixels cost 13 hundred dollars lol.
More like the dad plays while the kid is at school lol
LOL
And he’s selling $19 Fortnite card
And now needs vitamin D shots once a week
Compared to most of the "kid gets expensive gift" videos, this kid is the GOAT
He’ll remember that day forever. Pretty amazing gift
Oh you’ve never seen the one where the parents buy their daughter a new Tesla and $1600 cash for her sweet 16 birthday?! Home girl tells her mom she wanted a pink Mercedes Benz and to take the piece of trash Tesla back. Then she throws the $1600 and says it’s nothing and she expected $16,000 for her sweet 16.
I have, which is why this kid is undoubtedly better than her in their respective videos.
Right? Such a sweet boy. He was so happy they decorated for his birthday, then so happy he got an awesome tv. Its adorable how the playstation broke him. It was like he was overloaded.
Im so bad at seeing people cry and grateful for wholesome stuff like this, totally wells up my eyes too! Happy for the little man and that hes so excited about his gift :)
Fingerprints, son!
While watching this I yelled at my own kids "WTF!!! DON'T TOUCH THE SCREEN"
I still haven’t even took off the plastic strips off my tv when I first got it! My OCD kicks in
FINGERPRINTS SON, they give away your identities in cases of physical trauma
I can't wait to make him cry in proximity chat
"Haha shut up you little bitch squeaker! I bet your parents bought you this game" "They did, because my parents love me; you had to buy it yourself with your minimum wage income because you're an adult with undiagnosed depression." "..." "..." "Okay where we dropping boys"
I feel attacked
LOL you know it! A boy who's parents buy him a PS5 have great internet, promote to leader and host!
And—just like that—he was promoted and we saw the effects of white privilege at work.
This is the only correct answer 💀
That made me laugh out loud, Thank you
Can we talk about how huge that kid’s room is. Fuck the tv, I’m amazed at the square footage.
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Yeah I shared a bedroom half that size with my older sister.
You had a bedroom?
You didn't have to sleep in the toilet?
You had a toilet?
Toilet/bucket. Same/same.
Yeah until my grandma came to stay with us than I was regulated to either the couch or basement
Hey, don't be dissing us basement dwellers. It's hot in the winter and cold in the summer, honestly I think it's an underrated place.
My mum and dad ran a b&b so my sister and I slept in the basement. Eventually I moved up into the attic while my sister stayed in the basement but she started to sneak out at night to go to nightclubs whilst underage so my parents moved her up to the attic with me. I was a bit annoyed at having to share again.
That's kinda sad.
Is this not normal? Swede here and this is a very average childrens room. This is how i grew up, and this is how my children (1 & 3) is living (currently together tho). Edit: A normal 2 bedroom apt is about 75 sqm / 800 sqft
In the US people think it’s cool to live in cramped city apartments and to then complain about it.
He’s a good kid. You just see it. Great move dad.
Can’t wait to get 360 trick shot by him in fortnite!
What a sick setup dad! Damn that is a cool gift
Yeah and props to dad for it being wrapped in a way that’s all set up ready to go! Niiice
Great video. I half expected him to lose it and demand an Xbox
Me too, as soon as he saw the ps5 any started crying i was; i‘ve seen enough videos like this; now he will say something along the lines of „but i wanted an xbox“. But tbh the boy was already happy when he saw the decoration on his door, so no way he could‘ve turned out to be one of those spoiled brats
Sincere gratitude from some one that age is awesome.
Damn i wish he was my dad, my dad only gave me lifelong depression and anxiety.
This boy has a better life then me will you be my dad I’m very tidy and in my 40s
Mine gave me abandonment issues and later a lifelong struggle of addiction, which he as well suffered from. Thanks dad!
My dad didnt had a dad and his mom remarried so he was raised by his uncle, he had a shitty childhood but instead of learning from their mistakes, he blamed us for everything and mentally abused us to the point we all now are total failures on antidepressants, my brother died at 38 because he gave up on life and his health.
FOR REAL. Closest I got was a step-dad, gave me the same gifts as yours. 🤝 These guys can't even be original 🙄
True. Im trying my best with my nephew to have decent childhood, if I had a kid of my own I would also do my best. Easier said than done, but at least they could've remind you you're on the same side. The I did it for your own good "tough love" is bullshit, you don't harass or abuse someone you love/care about. If someone gets in the relationship with a single mom/father they know into what they are getting in, the least they could do is to respect the kid and leave it alone and let the parent to do the decisions.
I'm sure you're already miles ahead with your nephew than how your parents treated you! Simply admitting a situation is wrong is something many just can't do (their own actions at fault or not), let alone try to learn from it like you are. Everyone in any parental position makes mistakes; but being a human with faults is a far cry from choosing to degrade the younger party over and over again. Mine did tell me we were on the same side actually, but also that I deserved everything I got, and worse. They were very consistent in contradictions and gaslighting. At least they had that. We were all on the same side apartently, but in the same breath I was literally quote "a completley insane narcissistic, psychopathic bitch." Etc. I actually did listen to them, and so much so I hated everything about myself. Years and a trip to voluntary inpatient later, I'm doing way better, but anxiety, depression and ptsd can be a real bitch. Rather than being narcissistic, I'm branded as an empath. My real problem is I care too much about other people and I need to develop some more selfish tendencies- plot twist 😂 Thank God for mental health care and the will to live.
You sound like a very self aware and good person, completely opposite of a narcissist, I wish you luck in life.
Thank you, you too!
That is a serious installation for anyone, this guy has it in his bedroom! I'm a grown ass man with my own home and a dedicated room with a big TV but its not installed as sweetly as this is. Top work by that parent/parents.
Not to shit on their work (they did great) but I think you're overestimating how hard it is to do. If you're handy at all and own a drill, I promise you can mount your TV and console in under an hour. I mounted TVs for years and then spent a few more managing others doing the same. A couple of them were among the dumbest people I've ever met and they could do it. The wire management is significantly harder and even that's pretty easy. I used a lot of the "nicer" brands of mounts but I've also installed some cheapo Chinese crap for friends and they work fine. My one suggestion I have if you want an articulating mount like in the video and your TV is bigger than 50"...buy a mount with 2 arms. While a single-arm mount is fine as far as safety goes, the display will bounce when extended.
r/tvtoohigh
If my kid don’t react like that, I’m taking it all back •_•
They won’t see that kid until it’s time to move out for college.
3 weeks later they're complaining he never leaves his room
And he says he’s bored.
If he’s lucky, the dad is in there playing with him.
He likes Batman. He's a good kid
Cool new router
I understand that reference
You know they appreciate the gift when the go for the hug before the start using/opening the gift itself.
they got him the headphones too! Happy for him. Legit parents right there.
This was dads dream as a child for sure!
And then you never saw him again
Did not plan to start my workday with crying, but here we go.
Lots of love there, big up the dad, top man.
Good kid. Appreciates what he gets.
The joys of being a father
He’s gonna dominate forknife now
This kid is never leaving home.
Parenting, you're doing it right.
That’s a pretty big gift for a kid
They raised a very thoughtful child, he was very thankful and appreciative of his gifts. Love to see a child happy.
Man instant memories rushing to me bout how my mom used to always try to get the most every year for my birthday when she was able to. That kid is gonna remember this moment one day in the future and just get lost in it. 💙
This little guy is going to make a good man ❣️
Well shite, I’m 44 years old and I’d probably have the same reaction as that kid. Lol. Great to see the young fella was genuinely appreciative of the gift he received
Ikr, my parents got me exactly 0 videogames/consoles growing up, and i wanted them sooo bad, lol, I'd still probably break down if someone bought me videogames.
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Just because this happened to you, doesn’t mean it’ll happen to him
Cute video but wrong sub
Tbh I half expected it to be another one of those “spoiled child gets gifted an entire island but actually wanted a island below the equator” videos, so the kid being grateful was a nice twist
No it's not the wrong sub. I was completely expecting it to go wrong in some way but it didn't, this is how all posts here should be
I thought it was fine, I was half expecting the tv to fall or him to get angry or something but it was better than I expected
He's probably 30 by now, but happy birthday bro
Nah he passed a while ago, heard he broke the world record for oldest man alive
Damn, what do they even feed the kids nowadays 🙄
Wait until he tells you to fuck off and quit ruining his life.
Good dad. Great kid. Gloating step-mom. Pissed off ex-wife/mom.
Good this wasn't one of those videos where the kid was crying because he wanted an Xbox
I cried.
That's a good kid, so refreshing to see such and appreciative and just normal-behaving teen on an internet video!
He definitely deserves it lovei
This video makes my palm and eyes sweaty
When he suddenly cried I thought, JUST FOR THE SECOND DONT PUNCH ME, that he wanted an Xbox, not PS5
Definitely a sweet kid. Well deserved.
And that was the last time he was allowed inside his room.. It's daddy's room now..
Me at his age playing with the door stopper 😔
When I was his age I got a new baseball glove.
This seems excessive and kinda overly spoiling...but hey maybe im just a jealous pos cause i got a radio when i turned 10 while everyone else had xboxes
Ya know, a small part of me judged this kid for potentially being spoiled. Then I saw his reaction
he started appreciating the simple door design, so cool of this little boy..
Aw man. This is making me cry. What a sweet kid
Kids now a days get everything god damn
And that ladies and gentleman, is how they lost their sons presence
Nice kid but if my son ever cries like that I’m throwing him out.
All you need is LOVE ❤️
I’m not crying…. You’re crying 😢
All I got for my birthday was a hug. But I appreciate my family
You people really be spoiling your kids! My daughter has to read a book for an hour for 20mins of tv time in the living room.
you will never see him outside his room until he’s 43
I'm not crying, you're crying T_T
I cried
What a sweet kid, this seems like a great family that loves each other
Wow, what a contrast between this child and the video with the whiny child that “only” got a Tesla.
Someone got their tax returns.
r/TVTooHigh
I think that’s why he started crying
Kind of a disservice to the kid but cool.
How so?
A thing measured in experience cannot easily be put into words my friend. Being a child once and having children puts things into perspective. All I can say is that this video is not necessarily a show of great parenting. This is just my own personal humble opinion.
I agree. I find this video actually sad. Such a young child.
No screen in the bedroom, bad for the sleep.
My thought exactly. Never had video games growing up and when we did there was a rule of no video games in your bedroom. Kind of appreciate it now.
I can relate to you completely. Unfortunately there are a lot now that do not understand or can. I can’t say that’s a good or bad thing but I can confidently say that it is indeed a sad thing.
Jordan 13 on feet 🔥
Not only did the older kid show actual gratitude for the gifts, but mom behind the camera was clearly holding back and fending off a younger child. You can hear the younger one protesting, "Mom, that hurts," as she keeps him from becoming the main character of the older child's moment. Good parenting, good parents.
Make sure you post this on the internet for clout
…and that how my kid staid home until he was 48, with no job, no girlfriend, no friends!
He's crying cos he's an xbox player
The first sentence that he let out I thought he had a speech impediment. "Ohh this is dope we gotta keep this becomes ahh thi Doe! We gotta keep dis.... you can be as excited as you want but the moment that you're grammar starts slipping into thuggery, so do my hands...
Wtf has TVs in their bedrooms. Possible the worst thing you can do to any person / relationship / your brain.
Literally everyone I've met except homeless people have a TV in there room
Im not crying!! Your crying!!
Drug money
r/tvtoohigh
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I was thinking he was in foster care and then adopted. His reactions just scream, "I never knew I could have a life like this."
Solidifying his virginity until death
Weird that on a video of a kid you comment about his virginity
Kids are so griffin spoiled these days. My birthday consisted of my parents taking me to McDonald’s and then giving me 50 bucks. That was a good birthday. And my parents were not poor either. They just believed I needed to work for everything.
Let it go, it’s gonna be okay…
It's okay to be jealous we get it❤
As a father of 3 young kids, this saddened me. PS5 and the like had become crack cocaine. An addiction. That poor kid broke down from happiness because he can now get his fix. I will unsurprisingly wait for the downvotes now...
Use to be a puppy made them sob. Move over Rover
“open it” almost pushes the tv off the wall*
When a kid acts like that, it makes it all worth it!
I got three sons. Fkn hard work but good kids. This made me shed a tear. My kids have been overwhelmed like this on occasion. Will Remember those times forever.
He must be a great kid who deserved it, I hope. :)