i always went to public schools growing up, my brother started going to private school a couple blocks away from my public school. the difference was crazy. he got vegetarian food, swimming lessons, all types of sports… i got plastic cheese, roaches, and boiling hot rooms🥲

@user-pt5cl2ro6f

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh, it do be like that.

@Religious_man

2 жыл бұрын

Wtf, Melaniie.

@b3rrysweet467

2 жыл бұрын

@@willnicholson18 hahaha you’re so right, i do throw it in his face sometimes. mostly because he got dessert and i didn’t lol

@ayoayo1044

2 жыл бұрын

public highschool is a mess. mine always had roaches, fights, people smoking weed in the building, people dealing in the middle of class, cops every week, rusted bathroom stalls and toilets, etc... Still would rather relive that than my current situation lol.

@anonnnymousthegreat

2 жыл бұрын

Why didn’t your parents also send you to private school if they didn’t?

I hate when a parent buys the wrong sports car....so selfish lol. Glad to see you two again!

@triplerstudios6108

2 жыл бұрын

Only with spoiled kids who seem to everyone who’s not rich worry about. Parenting sucks sometimes

I went to a private school from kindergarten till I graduated and it wasn’t near as fancy as some of the ones shown but it definitely was better than the public school ones. We had our lunches catered, had to wear uniforms with our school logo, the boys had to tuck in their shirts and wear a belt, etc. lol there were a lot of rules. I believe it was 6k a year to attend.

@rosaliepicard7536

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I went to an all-girls school, but the all-boys school close to us would grt detention if their shoes weren't tied properly lmao.

@CleopatraPhilopator

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I also went to a private school (a catholic one) here in mexico, but not like for rich or ultra rich people. We used uniforms and we had lots of rules. The ones in those tiktoks looks like millionaires kids 😱

@jch6809

2 жыл бұрын

i went to a private school from age 3-18 in southwest tennessee. i believe it was 20k a year by the time i graduated 👀. i was below the poverty line tho so i got significant funds to attend as long as i kept a certain gpa 😬👏🏾

@sinnbadd278

2 жыл бұрын

Mines was also 6k a year. It was a small school, but clean and modern. The teachers were all nice.

@amidreaming333

2 жыл бұрын

We pay 2k a year for university in my country

Hi! I actually live really close to the first private school. It's Valley Christian and the line that turns from poverty to wealth is actually pretty gross imo. The hill that it's on is a true separation from the rows and rows of homeless camps below it. I actually live right behind those rows. I grew up looking up at that giant school that was so shiny, while waiting for the bus on southside with my mom. There would be so much garbage that went on and on for miles, police activity was high, and I couldn't go anywhere without my mom (up until my 20s). I don't hate the kids or the parents who send their kids there, I just hate the system and how a lot of us end up suffering just because we weren't born into wealth.

@TheKarret

2 жыл бұрын

Aye true! I've seen a fancy school like ONCE in my life, when I participated in AcDec for my school; having to see one constantly had to be such a fucking pain, like damn.

I like how while the “private school check” is about showing off the “public school check” is all about joking/making fun of it 💚 that’s the point, right? (Although the majority of rich kids makes it with arrogance). It’s awesome how some kids can have greater education an live a wonderful life, but showing off their parents money… 😅 makes you think: what/who are you without money and materialistic stuff?

My high school had to get rid of mirrors in the restrooms because girls were skipping class to take mirror selfies 💀 public high school was a mess but it was so much fun! I couldn't imagine being in a school where EVERYONE was the preppy clique 😂

@Barnesi94

2 жыл бұрын

my school just had mirrors so scratched you couldnt even see yourself, a girl in one of my classes used to carry a A4 sized vanity mirror around school all day (we didnt have lockers) 😂

@yessir68

2 жыл бұрын

Every time you go in to do your business they’re all lined up at the mirror😂😂

@quackquack2436

2 жыл бұрын

mine got rid of them because someone broke one to use one of the shattered pieces to cut themselves 💀

@user-pt5cl2ro6f

2 жыл бұрын

@@quackquack2436 I-

@taylormitka6166

2 жыл бұрын

@@quackquack2436 such a public school thing though

as a non-american, it feels so surreal watching these tiktok videos because our public and private schools aren't that different from each other in terms of basic facilities and people, and prolly like 90% of schools here require uniforms. plus, most people just take public transport because it's more efficient, but i do see more parents driving their kids to school in black BMWs if they go to private schools. idk maybe i got lucky and got into a decent public school, but i never felt like my school was terrible and i never felt inferior to private school students. in fact, i feel grateful for public schools because i don't have to pay like 10k in our currency (about 1.2k usd) for a semester.

@ellamcdougall6373

2 жыл бұрын

ye i agree im also non american and public and private arent that different except for probably sports teams and stuff

@madeofcastiron

2 жыл бұрын

@@ellamcdougall6373 true true. private schools here just have more special facilities like their own track fields and swimming pools, and maybe cooler tables and smart boards, but other than that, education wise, these isn't much difference and many public schools here are being subsidised more by the government/charity organizations to have more advanced teaching tools and programmes.

@ellamcdougall6373

2 жыл бұрын

@@madeofcastiron exactly

@olliebearblu7783

2 жыл бұрын

tbh, the private schools here aren't as fancy or expensive as shown. people drive Jeeps, Hondas, etc... more cost efficient and better cars than a Ferrari (which has awfully expensive parts, and the car is sucky). the fanciest I have seen is a live-in/day option boarding school on a large acreage where people just dump their kids off at most of the time, you get to care for the animals, clean the corridors and such after class and your own room with a roommate. the teachers live on campus in their own houses or near it, it's actually a very sweet school.

@whyparkjiminnotridejimin

2 жыл бұрын

Same in Germany. Most people here go to public schools because they're just as good as private schools. And you see BMW's and Mercedes Benz's everywhere.

When I was younger I lived in the highest rated school district in the US at the time. I went to public school, and never experienced bad facilities or the like. When I moved as a teen to an area that was very poor, the schools reflected that. My sis went to governor's school, and it looked like many of the private schools on tiktok. The highschool and governor's school were only a few minutes from each other.

@xxarianahiltonxx5116

2 жыл бұрын

Same here. My public school had the best test scores and most students graduated with high GPA. It was blue ribbon school in our State. I liked my school. There were fights occasionally and vandalism inside the bathroom stalls, but most people hung out with eachother and lived in the same area. Some students smoked cigarettes and took drugs. Lol I loved my school though. I only was upset about the horrible cafeteria food that they make poor public school kids eat especially if they couldn't afford to bring food from home.

I was in public schools all my life and i loved it. The chaos made school life much funnier haha my parents put me in public school on purpose because they always felt like kids are missing out if they’re in a private school. In public schools you have kids from all different kinds of cultures, backgrounds and lives basically. They said in a private one ur in this bubble with all the same people and the connection to reality is somehow missing. And i‘m happy they did that for sure hahhaha

@TheKarret

2 жыл бұрын

My parents couldn't afford private school, but I agree - even with as much of a shit reputation as my school had, I loved getting to know people from a bunch of different cultures. It was so awesome. Going to the richer schools no doubt would be more homogenous, and I couldn't imagine going to a school like that; that would freak me out, tbh.

@vioIetharmon

Жыл бұрын

Thats so nice lol. I go to a charter school n its rlly strict so it has a bunch of private school rules while still being kinda public, so no fun :(

I also screamed “that’s why the doors get broken!!” lol, we are all besties 🤪

Yes we did alot of hair in school mostly because some kids was going through alot at home so couldn't afford things I remember making little hygiene packages just whatever I could do to help someone not get bullied

@KlearlyIMme

2 жыл бұрын

I remember like two or three girls would braid full heads hair and everything would take like 4 hours Or do presses and even wash and blow dry girls hair all in the girls bathroom

@amanzin5218

2 жыл бұрын

@@KlearlyIMme glad there are still many kind people in the world

@khamiliaangel7045

2 жыл бұрын

Me too I remember I would bring pads and feminine wipes and stuff for girls who didn't have that stuff in school

@amanzin5218

2 жыл бұрын

@@khamiliaangel7045 I was going to call you an angel then I saw your name what a perfect fit also I remember the school office would be so stingy with the pads 🙄

I remember the times when I couldn’t afford the $2 lunch, the lunch ladies would throw out my tray of food in front of everyone, and give me a cold cheese sandwich and a milk (didn’t drink it cause I didn’t like milk) Public school is rough

@KeiraA333

2 жыл бұрын

They "threw out your food" for a tiny balance?!?! Thats solid negligence and nope. shut that bitch down right now. Ive been/seen many a public school bullshit but thats straight up illegal. Im sorry you had to deal w/ that crap - im not even a parent and i wanna rip the faculty down to size

I went to public schools and the ones in these videos are way nicer than any school I ever went to. Public schools in a rich neighborhood are as good and sometimes better than private schools.

@quackquack2436

2 жыл бұрын

I feel you, the public shools in this tiktoks are wayyyy better the public one I went to, even better than the private one I went to when I was in highschool

"Mommy bought me the wrong car" my mommy ain't even buy me my cap and gown 😂 I had to get a job at Dairy Queen after school to buy myself my cap and gown, prom dress and first phone. Let's not even talk about my first car 😂😂😂

@rosaliepicard7536

2 жыл бұрын

Your school made you pay for your cap and gown and prom?!

@user-pt5cl2ro6f

2 жыл бұрын

@@rosaliepicard7536 was the school supposed to buy your dress?

@shhhimnothere.2878

2 жыл бұрын

@@rosaliepicard7536 lmao, yes we got it discounted but we still had to pay for our graduation cap and gown. Seniors didn't pay for prom, only underclassmen did (this was moreso to avoid too many underclassmen showing up to prom and ruining it for the seniors) but we definitely paid for our dresses 😂 I wouldn't trust my old principal to buy a dress for anyone lmfao

@rosaliepicard7536

2 жыл бұрын

@@shhhimnothere.2878 Oh, I see. Well I'm not American so you can't go to prom unless you're graduating that year or you're part of the family (prom is mostly just graduation). But yeah, obviously we paid for our dresses, but the general event, the venue and the food were free.

@shhhimnothere.2878

2 жыл бұрын

@@willnicholson18 😳 you guys don't have graduation cermonies?!

Spoiled little rich kids are literally the bane of my existence.

The way we pay for education in this country is shameful. All kids should have art, sports, music and good stem programs.

Public schools are maintained by local taxes (I think) so that's why there's such a big gap. Some neighborhoods are just richer than others. It's why systemic racism is so insidious...poor people are forced into lower income neighborhoods and oh look, those kids grow up to go to terribly-funded schools and have fewer opportunities...and then they grow up to have even fewer chances to succeed, get married, have kids...cycle continues. I say this as a product of private schools (although my school didn't look NEARLY as nice as some of those, I feel like those were European schools for the ultra wealthy). We are definitely given major advantages over our public school counterparts and yes, it needs to improve. But that falls under the state governments, not much Biden could personally do. I mean, he certainly could MORE, it's just unlikely because the states simply do not listen to the federal government. Because FREEDUMB! and other American things. Yee haw.

@whyparkjiminnotridejimin

2 жыл бұрын

Public schools in Europe are nice. Not trashy or ghetto. They actually have a good reputation in Germany.

@TheKarret

2 жыл бұрын

Hey - if you went to a private school and you have this view, I have a lot of respect for you. I hear getting involved in local politics helps out the most in changing things, so if you're able, I would definitely look into doing that if you don't already! o vob

I went to both a private and public school...I never had a school that looked like the public schools in this video. Our public high school was actually pretty darn nice. I think it just depends on the area of the country you live in, big city vs rural, etc. The thing is, these videos are made to present the extremes. I would say the majority of non inner city schools fall in between the extremes found in the video.

@christopherburse1167

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I live in the Suburbs and been going to public schools all my life and they never look this bad at all, but then again I haven't been in school for years now, so maybe a lot of it has change

@averyglendemming141

2 жыл бұрын

Same haha i went to all public schools and my high school was pretty nice. It almost looked like a smaller college campus, lol but i guess bc its a slightly newer school than most

@andilyons2671

2 жыл бұрын

Public schools rely a lot on property taxes for funding, so generally, the richer the area, the nicer the school. I'm sure a lot of the public schools in this video are from underfunded, lower income areas. Of course, the more academic success a school achieves, the more they can level that for resources to break the cycle, but that's really hard when you don't have enough to teach students properly in the first place.

@PrincessYonna1

2 жыл бұрын

Same

@legorockstar2000

2 жыл бұрын

Contry schools most certainly rank within inner city schools. Actually, when I moved to a more well populated and funded district, I found that their school were better than inner city and country schools combined

one thing i can say is my experience in public schools were fun, never a dull moment. 😂

so cute! i went to a catholic high school in the us, and honestly it wasn't that great. they pretty much spent all their money on a fancy football field and religious statues. not much in the way of facilities or equipment lol.

Welcome back Zoey. Lovely to see you. Hope you’re feeling better xx

the public school ones had me feeling nostalgic 😂 i wish we'd had IG and TikTok when i was in NYC public HS bc the things my friend group would have posted would be unbelievable! i would have wanted us to have a group account we could all post to and we'd be TikTok famous for the foolishness lmfao. my daughter goes to state private school now, but not a ridiculously fancy one.. i say as in just the last month she got her nails painted at lunch, gets a mini "baby" frappe every day, gets to watch cartoons or a movie on the last day before every school break (she saw Encanto without me!), and came home on Valentine's Day w a huge goodie bag and a new t-shirt 😂😂😂 she's in 1st grade!!

Going to pubic public school builds a certain kind of "character" that you'll never see in a private school kid. In public school it was pure chaos but god did I love it🤣

I went to high school in the 90's and it was hella different than it is today. The decline of the school environment since then is real. Some of these TikToks are utterly depressing.

You guys should react to the show "Abbott Elementary"! It's a comedy on Hulu and it's a pretty accurate representation of American public schools.

hi! i went to the junior high/high school shown in the first video. as someone who is not from a wealthy background, i think it's important to remember that a lot of kids at private schools are from low to mid middle class and are on school scholarship. many of the kids i went to school with came from the public school system and only went to private school because their parents wanted them to have a better education and more resources. it's really unfortunate that in the united states, for some people to feel like they can only get a proper education they have to pay 10k-20k/year. being able to get a good education where it is safe, fun, and healthy to learn should be more widely accessible to all

Your reactions are priceless! And seeing your faces made me smile lol ☺️. Public schools really be like that too! A bird flew into the cafeteria at my old school too. They even had a Wasp nest hidden there too! Great video!

I went to a private school from 6th to 12th grade. The tuition started at about 36k USD, but by junior year my parents were easily paying over 70k a year for me AND my twin brother to attend. Yet somehow, when I watch these videos, the private schools with 20k annual tuition have great facilities. Obviously my school was a million times better than the local public schools, but with 70k annual tuition, these other schools are making the administration look like they're sitting on their asses(which they are)... It makes me feel bad for my parents; maybe their money would have been better-spent abroad

@lili-oy1xf

2 жыл бұрын

70k wtf

@aamateur-artist

2 жыл бұрын

@@lili-oy1xf Yeah they are really rich 💀

@lili-oy1xf

2 жыл бұрын

@@aamateur-artist it's more than what my full college tuition would cost I'm still shook

@aamateur-artist

2 жыл бұрын

@@lili-oy1xf Same bro 😭

"What was that?" I couldn't tell if they were holes in the desk, or bullet holes in the wall

@ELmayberry

2 жыл бұрын

could be both 😂😂

The main reason public schools vary so wildly in quality here is that school funding is decided by housing tax in the area. So areas with fancier houses (and usually richer owners) get more funding. While not all public schools are HORRIBLE, they’re still almost all extremely underfunded and have some kind of pest problem or something similar, and the kids there usually get into a lot more trouble than private school kids because no one cares about them enough to prevent the behavior before it happens.

I went to public school, but my schools were more towards the high end of public, for the most part, I guess. But the area I grew up has been developed even more, since then, with even pricier homes. Some of the schools were in old buildings, at the time, but since then they've had brand new ones built. My middle school had been recently built, when I attended it, and now (a decade+ later) they built a whole new middle school again. Some of the other old ones, like my high school, they just add onto. When I graduated they were building a new science & math building (yes, we of course called it the S&M building to the staff's fury^.^), because the floor always groaned in the upstairs area of the old building & my senior year I think we had two incidents of people falling through... Our social studies classes were also in temporary buildings (think one room trailers) while we waited for the new building to be built (only the social studies teachers had been out there for like 5 years...) Our theater had old wooden chairs that were breaking, but there was talks of getting those fixed. But we had lots of clubs & sports, a well-equipped home ec building with stoves & lots of sewing machines, computer labs, two gyms, American football field, soccer field, two cafeterias with like several kitchens that offered different types of food, etc. We used to have an onsite mechanic study program, but that was stopped when an agreement with a local college was struck, and those students were bused to that class. Our dances were held at event space in the city, never in the gyms. When I graduated they were also starting testing having laptops in classrooms that the students could use. But we also lived enough in the country that someone would always ride their horse to school once or twice a year as a joke & most the vehicles in the parking lot were trucks^.^ Oh, when I was in (I think) the sixth grade, our district went to wearing uniforms with a pretty strict dress code. They were just the polo shirt in a certain color with khaki or navy pants type, but most the staff was very strict about length of skirts, types of jackets in a specific color, no crazy hair colors, etc.

I'm from Netherlands, my dad is dutch and in the military and my moms american and moved overseas to be with him. When i was 7, we had to move to the US for 4 years. The dutch military paid for my sister and i's education so we went to a private school that was just outside the military base. The only big difference was that everything was in English and, ya know, the culture shock. Anyways, my parents split and bc my dad was active military, my parents decided we needed to live with my mom who wanted to stay in America even tho my dad *had* to make back to NL. So since the military wasn't covering our education anymore, we where suddenly in public school in the US and it was SO DIFFERENT. My first American public school, there where always issues with plumbing, heating, ac, and never enough school supplies. My second public school (bc we had to move) we had 2 active shooters- one who walked around the entire building and pointed a rifle thru the windows at us etc and the second one was a man evading arrest and decided the best thing to do would be to break into our school and hide there. Oh and 1 "bomb threat" which was really a kid who blew up the microwaves in the cafeteria by microwaving a bunch of spoons (??). We had to evacuate the building bc of the fire and stand in 3ft of snow for like 40 minutes. And of coarse, let's not forget the occasional substitute teachers who would hit us or sell us drugs etc. So yeah, the American Dream.

@user-pt5cl2ro6f

2 жыл бұрын

That was a ride

@sades775

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-pt5cl2ro6f fr fr, you don't even know

@KrisFlicks

2 жыл бұрын

what state did you live in that the subs was selling drugs cause jeez

@sades775

2 жыл бұрын

@@KrisFlicks Virginia (just outside of DC) and Louisiana

I recently worked as a private tutor with two siblings who go to a California high school that costs over $50k per year. They were great kids and their coursework was at a higher level than their public school peers, but I still can't get over that tuition. That's $400k just to send them both to high school. 😵

I love the public school ones😂I went to public school my whole life and I graduated a couple years ago, from what I can see the age of tiktok has made kids more wild than before

I love Zoey and Yumi together they’re so cute

Great to see you guys uploading again hope you're all doing well! I didn't even know this was a thing but its incredible to see the differences

Wow, the difference between private vs public school and the students are so huge now! I grew up in the 80s/90s and I attended a private catholic school from elementary to highschool. Back then, you can only really tell the difference between private and public schools and the students by knowing the kids or by studying how they acted. I lived in an area where if you're from a well-off family, then you're in a mostly peaceful territory, usually gated communities with security guards and stuff. Hell, I even had my very own bodyguard as a kid due to kidnapping threats (which kinda messed me up when it comes to my extreme need of privacy now as an adult). If you lived outside, then it was quite dangerous especially at night where there were street corner gangs who might mug you (or make unwanted love). Because of the difference in living conditions, people who lived in the safe peaceful territories were more timid and non-destructive, while those who lived outside were more brash, more rugged. This was how you could tell apart those who were attending private schools and those who went to public schools. Still, I can definitely say that I haven't seen that kind of wildness, destructiveness from public school students like what you've shown in your video. Those kids in your video are definitely on another level, to the point where the cops had to be called on them! It's sad that they don't seem to have discipline or concern for others who might want to use those facilities. All of us wore uniforms, both private and public school students. The designs were very similar, unlike what your video showed where the kids from private school seemed like they're from a Harry Potter movie while those in public school wore normal every day clothes. I guess the idea of uniforms for everyone was to discourage discrimination and instill a discipline and mindset that even if we're from different lifestyles, we're all still the same human beings. That's definitely something I agree with and it worked. There was no problem for anyone being friends with fellow private or public school students. We acted differently but we all got along and enjoyed the same stuff. Of course, those from above average families owned better stuff. Cars, toys, video game consoles, walkman/cassette players, those stuff, while those from the poorer area didn't really have much. The only time you could tell private and public students apart without knowing who they were, was when they were not in school. This was the time when everyone would just wear what they wanted and so the private school kids would be seen with better quality fashion than those from the public school. In highschool, I remember some of my friends being into racing cars (for me, I was a hardcore video gamer, owned all the consoles from Atari 2600 up to the PS2 and I'd always have my friends at my home playing with me lol!). They'd customize cars and turn them into something that looked like out of that Initial D anime. As for me, I was happy with a normal, non-racing car lol! My friends who were from public school had different hobbies. They enjoyed playing billiards at the local restaurant that had lots of billiards tables, and sometimes I also played with them (I love 9 Ball!). I remember one of my friends hitting the cue ball so hard, it flew and hit another friend in the man-balls lol!!! Some of them loved reading books/novels, and they'd recommend or lend me books from time to time. I remember this one book my buddy lent me called "The Pearl" or something. It was my first time reading a book with somewhat x-rated content in it. I was pleasantly shocked, especially since I didn't get to read that kind of stuff from school or my usual books haha! Anyway as for the actual differences in schools, well, not much really. My private school certainly didn't look magical. During its early days, it looked more like a really big house and the rooms were classrooms. There were lots of trees around, which I loved. My school expanded and we had a basketball court, which doubled as the volleyball court as well (I remember taking a volleyball shot to the head that was supposed to hit my crush who was sitting, one of my few heroic moments in life lol!). We didn't have a swimming pool. During my highschool days, the school expanded once again and this time we had a 4-story tall building, which was awesome! It felt more like a hospital than a school though haha! The bathrooms during my elementary days were crap. They were always wet for some reason, probably a mixture of badly aimed pee and water. Thankfully the bathrooms during my highschool days were much better and cleaner. For public schools, it was almost the same. Sometimes we would visit public schools as some kind of friendship/exchange thing or for competitions. The public schools were much bigger than my private school! There were more students as well. They also had more trees (I like trees because I like catching beetles and spiders, they're cute)! I can honestly say that the only thing that made my school better, in terms of environment, were the air conditioning machines lol! The public schools only had electric fans, which barely worked. I'm the kind of person who's weak against the heat, and that's why I need aircon all the time and that's what made me say I prefer my private school. In terms of actual education quality, it's pretty much the same. The curriculum was nothing new. We all learned the same stuff, same math, same science, same literature. I think the only advantage my private school had over the public ones, was that even back in the 80s and 90s, we already had computer lessons even in grade 1! Remember those giant floppy disks? Those were lots of fun, mine was color green lol! We also had an actual piano at school and every one of us learned how to play the piano, guitar and some other stuff. I remember one of my friends was a Korean boy named Tae Jim Kim and we fooled around with the guitar and played a Metallica tune instead of a folk song lol! A lot of the public schools didn't have these musical instruments for some reason. I think those two subjects were what gave us an advantage over the public school. Well, it was fun reminiscing about my youth. When I was young, I wanted school to be over. Now as an adult, I wish I could be a youngster again who only worries about exams and crushes.

I went to public school my entire school career. And none of my public schools were that bad... Wow! The food wasn't exactly gourmet but completely edible. Shocking...😳😳😳

@christopherburse1167

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, exactly. I've been going to public schools all my life and never experience any of what I saw in this video. It might be difference rather you live in a develop "safe" town, vs. the "ghetto". *shrug*

Love your videos! You both make my day!

i went to a private highschool, but we were severely underfunded in buildings that were 75 years old. we had leaky ceilings, toilets that didn't flush, brown drinking fountain water and our "sports feild" was just a big lawn in the back of the school. we didn't have uniforms or a phone policy, and while it was technically a christian school, a lot of us swore like sailors and our teachers were very chaotic. most of us were on financial aid driving our parents' old cars and the rich kids that did go there went there because they wanted the chaotic energy, or because the staff was not as adamant about keeping a "perfect private school" image. there were only like 500 students which meant our facilities weren't super crowded and everyone kinda knew everyone, which made making new friends pretty easy because we were all kind of in similar situations either socially or financially. those were some of the best years of my life and we got the best of both worlds: insane public school energy with private school staff and teachers that cared about the wellbeing of their students.

Happy to see your smile again. Saw your recent video of you going through life. I hope you're better. Happy to see your friend again also you're both beautiful. can't wait to see your grandma again too she's too precious

So glad you're back with those beautiful smiles. I hope everything is going better, and I love you both very much!

So good to see you two again!!! Hope things are getting better zo!!!

so happy to see ya'll back!

My high school was technically a private school but only for kids who couldn’t stop getting in trouble and who were just coming out of jail and weren’t allowed in the main schools. Technically private but worse than public. Fights every day, several gun lock downs, drugs passed in the halls and school yard, assigned bathroom times, no contact, all doors had to be locked when class started. Had a cop stationed in the lobby. We had to do a dress check when we came in. It was wild, students didn’t give a shit. I remember on kid pissed in the trash cause the teacher refused to let him go. Another kid shattered bullet proof glass by punching it, shattered his hand too. Dress code was stricter than public school before uniforms we could only wear jeans with a belt and t shirt or long sleeve, no jewelry, no accessories. I don’t miss it

They’re videos always make my day better

@hollllllyl

2 жыл бұрын

Love ur pfp

Love all your videos super entertaining ✌🏻

sooooo great seeing you guys again!!! and i hope everyone that reading this have good dayyy

omgggg, I go to a private school, and it is not even remotely CLOSE to the ones in these TikToks!! The campus is not even close to the sizes of those, and the toilets are gross sometimes :P

I AM SO GLAD YOU'RE BACK WE MISSED YOU!!!!💜💜

Even in the private school world there's elitism between different private schools. So there's levels between a top tier private school and a low tier one but even in some places a low tier one will look just like a public school.

It’s amazing the difference between paid for out of pocket and free. It’s like some people can’t put that concept together.

you're really the best two people in youtube xd it's just so fun watching you two

Hopefully everything is going better, glad y’all are back, sending good vibes from Texas..:)

Great to see you again

So happy to see you are back!! 😍😍😍

Nice to see you back we have missed you

OMG, you guys are back!!! :)

I went to a public charter school from 3rd grade till graduation and it was definitely a mix of these two. We had uniforms, things were also often broken, but it was free and a good education.

The milk was sour/curdled

I MISSED YOU GUYS SO MUCH OMG

Welcome,welcome back you two beautiful humans ^.^

I love your videos these are so entertaining just like you please stay healthy, with lots of love Karina

I looked at the school on the first tik tok and immediately though "oh that looks like valley christian!" 😅 There are so many private schools in the Bay Area but I had no idea students were doing this. It is cool to see you guys reacting to a place nearby though!!!

I have always gone to public school and in the south too which makes it even worse. A lot of the teachers are pretty crappy up until high school. Some bathrooms in my high school have no mirrors because people broke them and almost every single bathroom is locked during lunch. Then there is only one bathroom that is unlocked after school because of vandalism and stuff. It's always a minimum of about 80 or 85 degrees outside so if you have PE for an early period then your pretty much screwed. The food has always been really bad. It's either been frozen or spoiled milk, raw meat in the burgers, hair in the food, and fruits that no one would willingly buy. This is kind of just the small stuff that sucks about going to the public schools in my area.

I'm a Korean who went to an extremely prestigous private school in Gangnam. I would definitely say I come from a very well off family. In private school, it's all very formal and many rules. They will have high expectations. I would say it doesn't mater what school you go to, you just need to learn and gain knowledge.

We had a rowing team, good food, the building is next to a lake and near a park where a big music festival is held. Some politicians even sent their kids there, but it was a public school

At my school they have to constantly patrol the hallways because people will steal things like toilet paper rolls just to mess with people. There was also a kid who brand a knife to a fight IN SCHOOL it was crazyyyy. And he still lost which is even crazier. Drugs and stds are everywhere too.

The greatest duo of the internet is back!

Gland to see that you’re back. Keep strong

welcome back ❤️

Yayyyyy there backkkk!!!!!!

I love watching your friendship, your walk in the snow was lovely. Zoe, how is Grandma OK doing? All is well I hope.

That gasp at the black banana killed me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

So happy to see both your lovely faces again 😊Hope y'all are staying happy and healthy. 'Till the next video! ❤️

Best part of public school in Staten Island, New York-pretzel vendors in the hallways. Yes, in between classes we would stop and get an authentic NYC hot pretzel 🥨 -and it was awesome! Take that, spoiled rich kids with your fancy cars!

The high school i went to used to be a bowling alley/ night club! They still had the bowling alley in the back but used it for storage.

You guys should see Charter schools. The best of both worlds. Inexpensive and relatively private.

I went to public school. I miss high school sometimes. Not the classes, just the energy of being there and all the crazy shit that would happen. It was so fun. I only graduated a few years ago, but seeing tiktoks like this make me miss it. And all the friends I don't talk to anymore.

Hiii!! Love you two

Missed you both terribly, happy to see you both at the helm once more.

Bro back in the day my middle school didn't have air conditioning, which is a problem with how humid it gets where I'm from in the summer. The school also had a mold infestation that they never bothered to clear up because of this. So every year once it started getting hot out we had to turn off all of the lights in the building and prop up huge industrial fans in the hallways so that the mold wouldn't get worse, and kids wouldn't have heat strokes. 🙄

That was fun! The ending of the video was the funniest tho 😁

“Are you kidding me? It looks like a rat!” HAD ME HOLLERING INTO MY PHONE LMAOO

I went to private(in Africa) and public(in America) school. The only thing I miss about private school is my driver that used to drive me and my friend to school. He was so nice and we actually went to the same school as his daughter. Private school was cool but very boring

I went to a private Waldorf school in 2nd and 3rd grade. My parents thought that that environment would help me with my mental issues. It did. It was the best chool I've gone to, and at 44 I still remember a lot of that time. The rest was public school till I dropped out Junior year to work. The difference was stark, and depressing. After leaving the Waldorf school, my grades plummeted, my ability to pay attention was at an alltime low, my math comprehension was down, and stayed that way throughout elementary, Junior, and High school. Still, I'd never go to a private school with rich kids. JFC I'd probably have landed in jail for murder. One thing I did learn in school that's helped me survive awful situations, though. Stubbornness and choosing violence. Both of those tactics have served me well throughout a broke life. Fluff, so much good could be done for people with the kind of money private schools charge, but it's all about take-and-grab, all for me, none for you! Sad commentary on capitolism, that's for sure.

These two are so awesome! I wanna be best friends with them. Their vibes are just *chefs kiss*

I honestly am so happy I went to a public school and not a private school every private school kid I ever met always just acted awful to others that weren't like them

I went to public school and it wasn't as bad as some of these on here, we hardly ever had cops come and the bathrooms were okay-ish. But go out in the parking lot and you'd see the most amazing assortment of old mini-vans, 90s Civics, and Hyundai's held together by duct tape and hope. My friend from middle school went to a private high school and it was so stressful that half her friends would disappear for a semester. Basically having a nervous breakdown. I'll take my public school any day...

I went to a private school until 5th grade and it looked a lot like the public school-we didn’t even have hot lunch, and no playground equipment. To be fair, it was a small private Catholic school. When I went to public school in 5th grade I felt like I was repeating about a year and a half of my education-that’s how far behind the public school system was compared to private. Edit: Once I got to high school though, public school was a whole lot of fun.

Love 💕 your videos 💖

u guys should react to 'worlds strictest parents' it's a UK TV show and it's basically abt these rebel teens going to a strict household to improve their behavior

honestly aside from the cool buildings there's nothing in the private school videos that appeals to me, especially so many people having the same of everything

From my experience, I went to public school for elementary. Then I when I went to middle school for one year at a private school, it was ok. The education was good but it wasn’t good for me mentally. Hardly any friends and no one wanted to be with me. Then after I went to public school, I got to be with friends and now in High School, I feel a lot better.

I’m starting to realize I went to a really “wealthy” public school 😭😭

As someone who attended both pulic and private schools, private schools may have more funding the majority of the time but in rich areas, even the public schools are well funded. In my 11th grade year after attending public school for 4 years, I finally attended a public school that was well funded. Due to being in a rich area, even the public schools were top tier compared to surrounding areas with public schools. So for the people commenting "this isn't public school." they most likely did not attend in an area that was well off. Yes, I have been to public schools that were like the one shown, but I have also been to ones that were WAY better than the private schools I attended. I had moved only 2 hours away from my hometown and saw a stark difference. Public schools in my hometown were more like in the video than they were in the school I attended. It all just depends, that is how the American education system works. I still remember my first day at public school in the new town I was in, I was amazed by how different things were. The school had so much more than my hometown ever offered despite them both being publically funded.

I went to both private and public school. Not going to lie, the offerings in private school were better but my public school was also competitive.

public school was pretty nightmare-ish, but definitely entertaining in a way lol. most everyone did hard drugs, especially at school. snorting coke and vaping in the barely usable bathroom. a girl overdosed in front of my friend in the cafeteria. there would be used condoms, broken glass, cigarette butts all over school. one time a kid threw a glass jar at a teachers head and we were put in lock down. another time a girl snitched to faculty and ended up getting her car keyed and tires slashed, so she moved schools. oh and don’t even get me started on the one entrance and one exit parking lot the school had. traffic took an hour to get in before school (which first bell was at 7:15) and an hour to leave after the bells rang. people would fully sprint to the parking lot so they wouldn’t have to deal with traffic.

My school has no gym, no cafeteria, the ceiling is falling out, it is heated by radiators, ceiling thats there leaks water so we can only uses parts of classrooms, it is also in a rly bad part of town so all you hear are cop sirens all day.

@Notbell25

2 жыл бұрын

We have to walk so far to use another schools cafeteria and the photo is actually disgusting along with the fact that the swats are always covered in food

i hope you guys had fun on the roadtrip🥰