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7 comments:
Why not!?
Yea, it's actually becoming a bit ridiculous. Most of the youtube videos I watch or my friends show me are little kids doing something funny, outrageous, or merely showcasing their talents while being videotaped by their parents. These are smart parents. Youtube is becoming more popular each and every day, and if a parent wants their child to be recognized, then youtube is the place to go.
I think it's completely fine if parents wanna post videos and things of there kids. I think if you have a problem with it, don't watch it. I mean these kids arn't being injured in any way, except maybe a little emotional pain. Plus they're pretty stinkin funny.
I have no idea why parents do this. I don't think it is necessarily for fame but at the same time I don't necessarily understand why they do it. If I was a parent I would never post videos of my children online. I have no problem with other people doing it as long as they see that it is fit but I personally would not want to make my child an object of other peoples' humor.
We need entertainment, and God bless the people who provide it.
I think they are funny but I don't necessarily approve of parents using their kids for fame. But like Luther said, "God bless the people who provide it"
Some of them are funny, but some are just ridiculous. I probably wouldn't post videos of my children on youtube.
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