You can tell by the reactions of the fathers that they do NOT condone this behavior. Most households will not let kids get away with this, so don't misunderstand that America is generally like this, because it isn't. It depends on the family, but I can assure you that kids that talk back to their parents are asking for a whooping 😂

@flannelsone1159

2 жыл бұрын

People dont deserve to get hurt even when they are annoying

@lilacscentedfushias1852

2 жыл бұрын

@@flannelsone1159 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I despise people swearing at children, or around them. It’s just not acceptable, I get with this video but damn! It’s shocking. Can’t believe the dad picked up a chair! We don’t hit children in our family either. I used to teach and I didn’t use a loud voice very often, unless it was to be heard. Didn’t need to, treat children with respect, how to respect themselves & others, then you earn their respect. I learned a lot from my teachers at school, most of it was how NOT to treat children, or make them scared all the time. No one can learn or thrive with fear

@hwanggucci6340

2 жыл бұрын

@@flannelsone1159 That type of thinking is what creates people who don't listen and overly-sensitive people. The pain is temporary but the lesson is permanent or at least long-term. If you get yelled at for something, the only reason you wouldn't do it again is if you're overly sensitive. If you get a whooping for something, you are less likely to do it again because you don't want a whooping for doing it. So, you can have that thought process and that life style as long as you don't try to shame and tell others that they are wrong for how they decide to raise their kids.

@coryhawley738

2 жыл бұрын

@@hwanggucci6340 the most disrespectful kids i have ever seen were ones who were beat they were the ones who got in trouble with the law i on the other hand never got even slightly slapped and i was the most respectful kid same as my siblings.

@hwanggucci6340

2 жыл бұрын

@@coryhawley738 I never said that was the case for EVERY child. There are billions of people on earth, s ok your experience with a few kids isn't the normal.

Aside from not really liking the prank itself, some of these moms don't say it's a prank fast enough. Why would you let your child get whooped for views? It's really gross.

@lilacscentedfushias1852

2 жыл бұрын

I agree Izzy, some of them were violent too and swore at the kids.

@Lore.n

2 жыл бұрын

@@lilacscentedfushias1852 right, i don’t like how normalized that is, no one’s talking about how violent some of these reactions are

@lilacscentedfushias1852

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lore.n I totally agree, not normal at all. You’re right about it being normalised too. It’s like the gap between people like us who don’t speak to children like that, or fly into a range & people like in the video is widening. There’s not much of a middle ground. A useless boss I had would scream and shout at the children, threatening to stop their playtime/recess, he hated it when I would walk in because the children would fall silent, sit up smartly, a minute before they were all over the floor. They would see others doing it signalling to the others. I didn’t scream and shout, I only raised my voice when I needed to be heard. He just couldn’t deal with it, all he needed to do was copy me. He never learned that as a teacher you earn respect, children aren’t robots, they’re individuals, treat them properly and you get that back. Be there for them if they had a problem, give them appropriate love & affection, put your arm on their shoulder, ruffle their hair, praise them. It’s just not rocket science, one of the most sought after rewards for positive behaviour was a packet of biscuits for the class, it might be a whole class or one child. Especially for the less confident children walking into their classroom, proudly walking in with them and telling the class why, then giving them out…they loved it! An event less ‘expensive’ treat was to use my mini pop corn maker. If adults are always negative with children they can’t flourish, if they’re scared to take a chance in life they can’t be expected to reach their full potential. Give them that confidence and praise to do it. Teach them that if it doesn’t work out it’s fine, learn from it, have another go. So many children are denied that. The families in the video were being taught that if you don’t like something you should fly into a rage and be violent. One phrase I use often ‘do I need to get my cross voice out?’

@Lore.n

2 жыл бұрын

@@lilacscentedfushias1852 This has to be one of my favorites comments i’ve seen on youtube. Thank God other people see how wrong these reactions are, we need to treat children like human beings

@lilacscentedfushias1852

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lore.n thank you 🌸🌸🌸 how people treat children disgusts me, we’d have parents come into school saying ‘ beep beep kid has started beep beep swearing and it’s not beep right, they didn’t beep swear until beep beep….you get the idea. I didn’t allow swearing and if a child asked permission to whisper the awful word someone used I’d gasp and look horrified. Then say we’ll rub our ears to get rid of the dirty words I just got someone commenting about josh digger abusing children video. Saying how dare I call his wife, parents and other family fools for writing letters to a judge describing what a saint he is 😤 it’s like he didn’t pay his taxes, how can people ignore his disgusting behaviour and say how kind he is? 🤦🏼‍♀️

A lot of people don’t seem to realize-these are NOT pranks on the mom and dad! It is a prank on the dad only, the mom is IN ON THE PRANK! A lot of the time for this challenge it’s the moms setting up and organizing the prank. The kids aren’t just testing out their parents and saying that to their mom, the mom TOLD the kid to scream ‘shut up’ at them, so the moms could film the dad’s reaction. It’s still a stupid prank, but the moms are the masterminds behind them.

@irgendeinname9256

10 ай бұрын

it's pretty obvious

@kimson305

8 ай бұрын

Exactly

@thegrasslands4187

7 ай бұрын

Yes, this is obviously what happened otherwise why would the mom be recording? They usually do it with the kid in another room, which is probably for the best honestly because some of there were in physical danger. I don't think it's okay to pull this prank. Those poor kids. Can you imagine how scary that would be? That little girl bursting into tears breaks my heart. Her mother owes her an apology.

@eprahs1

6 ай бұрын

Why are u saying people dont know that, when the moms are literally screaming "its a prank '???

It's culture shock for sure. Many families in the U.S. are just down to earth. It definitely depends on the family though.

@legorockstar2000

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, like with my family. When I was a child we could not curse, but as I got older and into a teenager, often times my family would curse around each other and not receive punishment so long as it wasn't used in a disrespectful manner. For example, my one friend said it was weird that my family curses at each other, but in the context we use it, it is just like daily language. Now when I tell my mom ina fight "shut the f up you stupid b" she'd beat my ass but when we are joking "shut the f up" isn't seen as disrespectful. It all depends on the family dynamic and what is acceptable. Of course, I still don't curse around my grandmother and to strangers but in a joking manner with my family or just speaking in general, yes.

@melisa9805

2 жыл бұрын

@@legorockstar2000 same

@lilacscentedfushias1852

2 жыл бұрын

I was allowed to swear as a teenager within reason, but never at someone. If someone had ran me over or something was ok. Even in my family now we don’t swear around children or swear at children that’s something that makes my blood boil! 😤 The children I taught thought I never swore, even at home. If a child was overheard swearing, re telling a story after asking permission to say the swear word, we’d all rub our eats to wash away the dirty word. Recently one of the children was with a less ‘bothered’ family home with her friend. She’s 9, the friend’s mum swore at her!!! She was appalled & came home. She also told the mum it was disgusting to use those words. Rightly so! Another child was at a football club for children and one of the coaches swore at one of our children, we gasped at stared at the coach. He said ‘well everyone swears at their kids especially when they’re angry’ not in our family we don’t!

@hobi-wan-kanobi2016

2 жыл бұрын

Shut up no it doesn’t. Only most white familes won’t do anything and duh go figure they think time out of the best option

@prettyinpinkgirlsboys1648

2 жыл бұрын

Y’all do know this fake right???

lmao my mom and i tried this with my dad once but i never misbehaved so he thought something was really wrong and was really worried and it ruined the whole prank lmao

@angelsis2222

7 ай бұрын

awww so sweet

Now, to see if the husband will stand up to his mother for his wife. The ultimate grown up test. Hahahaha

@idid138

2 жыл бұрын

Oh that would be so mean...

@ShabbyTabernacle

2 жыл бұрын

I think they just pass out.

@michaelf.2449

2 жыл бұрын

Yep I've had this conversation it's basically once you have a SO she comes first then your mother

@issywillowgrove1906

2 жыл бұрын

Believe it or not it does happen my husband stands up for me when it comes to his mom. Which I always thought didn't happen he's not disrespectful, But he knows when to tell her off.

You know you been traumatized by your parents when seeing these kids do this gives you anxiety

I agree with Kangyoo on this. Even if it was a prank, I would still not be very happy if my child said this to their mother for entertainment. I would not hit the child but definitely make them aware of unintentional consequences. Another great vid

@key1853

2 жыл бұрын

that’s great in all but you do realize it’s the MOTHER who put them up for this video , the mom is clearly recording

@MaYkO-WWH

2 жыл бұрын

@@key1853 can you elaborate further? What does the mother recording have to do with anything that I said? I'm genuinely curious on your train of thought that led you to your response.

@victoriachantelle9897

2 жыл бұрын

The children's mother is the one doing the prank on the father. They have permitted their children to say, " Shut Up," to film the video. The children are only doing what they have been asked to do by their mothers.

@MaYkO-WWH

2 жыл бұрын

@@victoriachantelle9897 I understand. Thank you.

@key1853

2 жыл бұрын

@@victoriachantelle9897 Thanks for explaining for me

putting the kid in the bin has my dead lmfao

Theres a saying, "dont poke the bear", i think it applies here.

@1MarkKeller

2 жыл бұрын

Also, "Play stupid games, win stupid prizes."

The way he jumped over the rail🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Deedee-sg9yg

Ай бұрын

I was seriously looking for this comment 😂

Asian and black parents does have a lot of similarities when raising a kid. When we’re still living in the US when i was a kid most of our neighbours are black and lot of friends there get discipline by their parents the way my parents do.

@ssjuicebox9700

Жыл бұрын

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@blueotan

Жыл бұрын

Mexican parents: 🗿

@l33t007

8 ай бұрын

Cuban and Spanish as well. No ideal threats made as I saw exactly what happened to my cousin's. In my family if you messed up a name was mentioned "You wanna be like your cousin*insert name*?!"

@anandasilva7201

3 ай бұрын

@@l33t007 I think all Latino people are like this

@renlosee5223

Ай бұрын

I feel like discipline in ethnic minorities of any sort here in the US tend 6:24 to have a lot of similarities. Even some white families that still hold on to a lot of their cultures before immigrating here do too. My family was raised with a lot of German traditions, and boy, if I did that to my mom, my dad would have that damn wooden spoon out so fast that you wouldn't even have time to think bout running. Hell my siblings would even say 'What the hell you say to Mom?'

There was a study where dads and moms had to choose between a child and spouse: Who lives and who dies. Tragic either way. Dads chose wife to live. Wives chose children to live. This was cross-cultural.

@mara_q9979

2 жыл бұрын

I saw that before. I'd never want to make that choice

MANY families in the US have respect as one of the most important things taught, so that is why the fathers react in such a way. Discipline for such disrespect is more common than people realize. I know that I would not get off without a tongue lashing at least if I did such a thing, but it's such a strange thing to me that I would never even dream of saying that to my mother or father. I am definitely not a fan of the prank, but I understand why, but that does not excuse the rudeness of it.

Every last one of these kids are lucky the mom was in on it!!!! There would be no saving themselves 🤣

This scared me more than any horror movie. Dad is a force not to be messed with. Especially when he is standing up for mom. I unfortunately did this and it wasn’t a prank. It didn’t end well.

@bambam2923

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my! I bet you got some whooping.

@makeyapussythrob

4 ай бұрын

😂put some respek on ya mammys name

Dads, please. I grew up with a single mom and if I told her to shup up, I would have woke up a week later wondering what my name is. No Joke. We had an agreement once and she yeeted my bed across the room to get to me.

I like this duo, you should definitely do a dad's being sweet video to balance things out 😂

I think it’s universal “you will die” if you tell your mom to shut up. Lol I was 16 when I told my mom to shut up and she hit me in the mouth with a shoe. I told her I should call the police and she called the police on me 😂. Police said next time don’t tell your mom to shut up. Lesson learned. My mom is Korean btw. There was no time between me saying shut up and the shoe hitting me in the mouth 😂

looool im 40 yo, no dad since i was 2yo. im STILL scared to death of telling my mother to "shut up" she is 76yo and would come up out her recliner and snatch the soul right out of my body before the word shut left my mouth.

Sanghak is so worried about offending Gangyoo that it is funny. He has an uneasy and fidgety vibe while Gangyoo is so stoic befitting a man who walked through a land filled with mines and not knowing where they are. ( Still can't wrap my brains around that )😓😱😅

I would love to see how Korean father would react to their children telling the mom to shut up

Even for talking back to my parents, i would probably be 6 feet underground :,)

I thought this challenge was not safe at all. Also, it felt like testing a man, which I’m not a fan of. Last, this would NEVER work in my family. If I told my mom to “shut up” she would teleport to me and be in my face about my behavior. My dad would be hearing the words at the times mother was correcting my behavior.

@Br0nto5aurus

2 жыл бұрын

If by "not safe" you mean "shows who abuses their kids right away" then yes.

@BelleDreamer7

2 жыл бұрын

@@Br0nto5aurus ... honestly, I was thinking more of people having fights about it, like the comment about the mother almost divorcing her husband (the step dad) when he did nothing. I would think families with rampant abuse would be horrified of this challenge and not do it at all. But then, stupid games stupid prizes. I just know my father would never have fallen for it because my mother was the major disciplinarian and we would never tell either of them to “shut up.”

@dmcclain8305

2 жыл бұрын

@@Br0nto5aurus u dont know what abuse is if u look at this and that is your responce...

😬😬😬 I'm 36 and I wouldn't even dare tell my mom to shut up even as a prank

I only talk smack to my mom when there’s at least 1 state between us. Gives me time to go into witness protection.

Its hilarious to me that the dude on the right is is calm, quiet type but when asked how he would react to his child telling his wife to shut up hes straight up like " i will absolutely kick their ass :) "

@cariwalker7549

2 ай бұрын

Probably because this may seem normal to him and how his parents raised him. Lol

Putting your children's lives in danger for a joke video 😅

Respect is a powerful thing. "Usually" taught to children by their parents at an early age. To respect everyone. So when a child disrespects a parent, someone they love, it is a major shock to see. However, most of these tictoks are rehearsed and acted out. Not real reactions.

Growing up in an old-school Mexican household, if I ever even tried to form the words shut up, I wouldn't survive finishing the up part of shut up.

Ahhh Sanghak’s smile is sooo beautiful it makes me so happy to see💗

Even as an adult I would never EVER say shut up to my parents !!

I totally agree with you guys at the end that I don't find those pranks funny because while some dads are just like shocked or yell the ones who are legit about to physical violence on the kids speaks volumes on how messed up it is. It mades me very sad as an American because even though yes the MOM is in on it, it exposes some of these dads are possible abusers who would take it too far. Yes, stand up for moms against brat kids. But violence isn't the way.

@SleepyChihuahua

6 ай бұрын

"Spare the rod, spoil the child" is a thing for a reason. Physical discipline isn't violence, it's sometimes the only discipline that's appropriate to correct the child's misbehavior.

@lthornton7802

3 ай бұрын

@@SleepyChihuahuaI completely agree with you.👍🏻

@CrimsonDawn-ou4og

3 ай бұрын

As someone who was raised getting the belt and getting smacked, I only agree with it because my parents made sure I knew why I was getting punished. Senseless violence backfires

I grew up in a somewhat unique environment where talking back to my parents was not punished. I could definitely see myself getting away with something like this when I was young.

I'm a Southerner in the US and was raised better than to ever even consider saying this to my Mother. I would be dead if I did it too. If not by her hand, then my ancestors would come up out of the grave and get me.

@michaelf.2449

2 жыл бұрын

It really depends on the situation now I'm an adult I've been on the phone with my mom and her freaking out about something I've had to tell her to shut up and listen to me.

@Rebel9668

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelf.2449 I'm 53 and my Ma is 71 (I was born when she was 17) and I just couldn't imagine ever saying that to her or for that matter any of the other elders in my family.

@justinfilipovic8939

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rebel9668 Why couldn't you imagine saying that to any of your Aunts or Uncles? Are they not obnoxious enough for you to ever want to tell them to shut up? I've told Aunties of mine to shut up cos they can be obnoxious

@Rebel9668

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinfilipovic8939 Because I was taught to have respect for my elders whether I agree or disagree with them. If one of my nieces or nephews said that to me they could expect to get their butts busted too. First by me and then by their parents.

@HelixGuile4444

9 ай бұрын

​@@Rebel9668Respect is still earned. A screeching baboon doesn't get my respect simply because it can be belligerent

If this was my kid and he or she told me to shut up there wouldn't be time for the Dad to do anything I would be on them faster then they could blink. Love you guys stay happy and healthy 😊❤️

Its really worrying how violent these parents are getting....thats not ok it will just have a negative effect on the child and it is proven that spanking a kid just makes them act out more. And that parent that went after his daughter with the chair was not ok! CPS needs to look into a lot of these.

THE MAN WHO PUT HIS CHILD IN THE TRASH CAN LMFAAOOOOOO

I would be running for my life not from my grandfather but my grandma. She takes no shit from anyone. I still remember when she chased me through the kitchen with a wooden spoon and whooped me five minutes before school because I couldn't remember if she asked if I had homework. I didn't get diagnosed with ADHD until high school 🥲

That guy on the left has such a natural Korean face, that’s handsome you see they have long small faces and sharp and they have long tall high noses and cute eyes

I'm a full grown adult with kids of my own and to this very day I would not dare tell my mama to shut up. Not even as a prank. She'd drive clear across town to factory-reset my attitude with a single slap. My husband and I don't hit our kids, but my daughter told me to shut up once and I think it's about the closest my husband's ever come to wanting to. She changed her attitude real quick when she saw the look on his face.

prank or no prank, I would still get a whooping

Mom (and dad) would’ve kicked my ass and I probably wouldn’t have been alive to type this right now if I EVER did that. Even now as an adult 🤣🤣🤣. Even if it’s in a joking way you have to choose your moment WISELY haha

5:47 When your dad is into parkour.😂

6:50 in the US it's very touch and go with step children, there are parents out there who regard their children and their significant other as separate if they're not the biological parent and it quickly becomes a "you don't punish my kid" situation so some step parents will leave the discipline up to the biological parent.

Lol I’ve done it for real, many times. My mother hates me, always preferred my brother even after my father threw my brother out for sexually assaulting me. My moms solution? Nightly the small window I’m in the same room as her (just one hour for dinner) she begins to attack me verbally, either directly or anytime I speak she begins to talk over me to my mom and have a conversation with only him so I’m left alone or she will in the middle of me talking say “what does that have to do with anything”. My dad spends so much time trying to maintain a peace that he wasn’t noticing all the attacks she did until I told him straight out the damage he was doing to me and how many days I hoped to simply not wake up. He’s now trying to do better and he’s noticed she’s doing it but he still doesn’t do anything and just assumes cause I’m “fine” that it can all be ignored. So yes I tell her to shut up frequently

3:58 the relief in that dad’s voice that he doesn’t have to murder that kid. It was like, thank God this is a prank because I was about to sacrifice you like Abraham did to Jacob.

i find it hard watching how most the dads got angry and started going after the kids for a beating, that for me is way worse to see, how 'little' it takes for the dads to react like that...

@skyworm8006

2 жыл бұрын

If they don't their women will be offended and insecure. But it's TikTok so most of them are fake anyway.

@dmcclain8305

2 жыл бұрын

Shut it Mom. You don't know what you'r talking about.

It’s o funny to me because I grew up in a household where you tell your parent shut up, you signed your own death warrant 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I love watching you two react to any clips. You both never fail to make me smile despite how serious this prank is. Love, light and blessings to you both always, from New Zealand. 🤗🥰😄

This is not something to be proud of.

If this happened in a southern family they would be dead before they could finish that sentence and at moms hand. Quote from a southern mother "I brought you into this world and Ill take you out."

@legorockstar2000

2 жыл бұрын

LOL that's what my mother used to say. My mom is very understanding and usually does not get upset but when we are blatantly disrespectful, she will say this as a last chance before we get whooped (that or she would get a leather belt and stand in front of us) She also used to say "see these fingers, see these thumbs, see this fist, you better run." I rarely got whooped as a kid (mainly just soap in the mouth when verbaly disrespectful with curse words or the leather belt in view) but my sister and I knew not to push farther.

Kid: "Shut up!" Dad: *Activate Search and Destroy Mode*

Love watching you guys. 🙂

Whew, my dad would have jacked my jaws b4 my mom could say "it's a joke". 😂😂😂

These challages scares me.

100% agree that this prank isn’t funny. Why provoke someone to anger? In my family, you wouldn’t have time to scream “it’s a prank” before you got the smack down. 😳

I don't care for prank videos personally, most of them aren't just cranks they're just being rude and mean and there is too much of that going on to make fun of it

I tell my mom to shut up but it's mostly us just playing around. She never whooped me growing up but when her, my brother and I had to live with my aunt and uncle growing up, my uncle was abusive and would hit us for no reason when my mom was at work. We never said anything until we were older and we got our own house away from our aunt and uncle. But my mother never whooped us and I have nothing but respect for her. She honestly never harshly disciplined us at all. Whenever we did something bad she would just sit us down and explain what we did and why what we did was wrong. I'm 23 now, I joke around with her and tell her to shut up all the time. She also likes to incorporate herself into the stuff we like, like anime, certain music, movies, shows, etc. We also do the same with her hobbies. It really helps us bond and understand each other.

Im pretty sure telling my mom to relax when shes going off is as far as I can push it without being put 6 feet under and thats still pretty rude and she would definitely get more mad. My mom can be pretty chill but when shes mad shes a raging bull I cant imagine trying this even without my dad around 🤣

@emikookime1849

2 жыл бұрын

These pranks are organized by the mom! The prank always has the mom in on it, which is why it’s always the moms filming and telling the kid to do something.

Their reactions to the videos cracked me up

Yea no, my son (6) tried this without a camera rolling, he's never seen the tiktok as he doesn't have access to tiktok, but he was just testing his limits and was really focused on his universe sandbox game and creating a new black hole, and she asked him a question and he said "I'm focusing, please shut up" and I was up and in there in a flash and giving him the business. No idea why this would be a challenge, I guess because they don't KNOW what it's like to BE a dad and experience it, so they don't know the instant shock and raw anger that erupts from it.

The ones who were going to get their butts beat 🤣😂 were the best

if my kids told me to shut up, they would immediately regret it.

Of course these reactions vary from household to household, though with children who have developmental disorders such as autism are punished a bit differently than a neurotypical child would. Since a normal punishment such as spanking or yelling because sometimes these outbursts of extreme emotion can be uncontrollable. Of course people with this disability deserve to know the constructs of social behavior and be punished, but punished in a way that works for them. Some punishments just...don't work and do more harm than good. Sadly autism goes under the radar in more mild cases and parents have no way of knowing what their child needs because it slips under the radar.

As an African American from the South, I approve this message. The craziest ones were black families or Southern white families. We don't play that.

Honestly, my family is down to earth, but no matter what if we aren’t joking we’re looking at a smack from our father. My brother is 22 and I’m 21 and we’ve never said “shut up” to our mom because we know we’ll get smacked.

They'd do this as adults too- I told my mom "shut up" as a 30 yr old, & my dad ran at me trying to pull his belt out. I said "mind your own business" & he said "get out & never come back". Parents in the USA don't play, there is no disrespect tolerated and you will still get hit as an adult.

The fact that the moms helped to coordinate this "prank" shows they are as immature as their kids.

Did you see the smile on that face that father when his child said I'm watching TV shut up it was a grin that said oh I've been waiting for this day

You don't see these "shut up" videos from India. The reason is that few tried but they are still missing.

Dumb prank. That could go south real quick.

@1MarkKeller

2 жыл бұрын

Facts, anything for likes these days.

@Kingdom_Of_Dreams

2 жыл бұрын

The famous quote "It's just a prank, bro!" came from a youtuber who would slap girls' butts in public and caught it on camera to record their reactions. Turns out, what he did is actually illegal and will get you beat up. This prank can also get someone beat up, simply in the name of a prank. It's not a good idea to do in a household with a father with a temper and a history of harsh discipline.

@twobrokeguyz1214

2 жыл бұрын

@@1MarkKeller Ha! Listen to you stating facts! Anything for likes... these days.

@twobrokeguyz1214

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kingdom_Of_Dreams Absolutely agree, Also, I noticed some of the mothers were a little late in saying anything if at all!

@1MarkKeller

2 жыл бұрын

@@twobrokeguyz1214 ha.

This is actually a culture shock for all Asians.

Please more tik tok reactions like this

Lmaoo he quoted BP

some dads' first reaction was violence and in my family where we get the belt for discipline, it's not that shocking. i like the dads' angry shouting response though, because (without instant violence) it immediately sends the message that such disrespect is not gonna be tolerated and there's a threat that there's gonna be a thrashing if they keep it up. on non-prank situations, with kids on the phase of acting out, a gentle molly-coddling response might send a message that both parents are weak pushovers that even if their child disrespects them or gets in trouble, a tender "talk" is all the punishment they're gonna get.

I'm in Texas, and that's NOPE. That is crossing a line here in America as well, boys. These kinds of things are NOT CHALLENGES. A "challenge" is running a marathon. A "challenge" is to get perfect grades in your classes. A "challenge" is to learn a new language and use it abroad really well. Something is NOT a "challenge" if the goal is simply to do something so completely stupid that it baffles all reasonable people.

My kids wouldn't even joke about that. They knew better but my grands will say I hate you and be quiet to my daughter.

I'm an American. If I tell my mom to "shut up," that is the literal end of my existence. She will turn into a black hole and consume my soul.

I like how they are just at shock and america is like this is funny and looking at this like this is normal

I really like your channel. However, the closed caption is way too fast. I've switched channels because it's too difficult to keep up with. You guys are 👍 Awesome

This would have gotten me beat. My family doesn't care about "challenges" or "trends". I once asked my mom what she needed my car for and my dad came home with papers from a lawyer saying he would sue me for abusing her. When I was 6, I said a rhyme without my dad's permission and he used my head to break the ceiling. When I was 7, my dad used physics to optimize a paddle to maximum pain and tissue damage. On my 35th birthday, my fiance's family and my family went to a dinner to meet for the first time. I told my parents that my fiance's mom offered to pay all my school if I went into nursing. They were ashamed and told me I'll never be anything but a fry cook. I was raised in Florida.

I swear this is a funny memory for me:When I was 12, I desperately needed my mom to pay attention tome one day. She was on the phone and wouldn’t get off. (No matter how many times I yelled MOOOOMMMM!) So I yelled her Name instead. I didn’t even know my father was home. I thought he was at work. I swear he materialized out of thin air and yelled,”What did you just call your MOTHER?” And slapped me for the only time in my life. He passed away almost 15 years ago, and they had been divorced for 8 years by the time he passed. I’m 50 now, my mother is 77. I still get nervous introducing her to people by her first name. 😂 My parents were amazing, and if my father, even after they divorced, had ever heard me say something outright disrespectful to or about my mother he still would have ‘smacked me down’.

That pause, some of the dads did, is to see if the mom is going to do something first!

I'm an adult and I still don't say shut up to my parents! I can still get in trouble if I do that!!

That stunt will get you a visit to the hospital!!

I'de still get popped on the mouth just for saying it directly😭

As a mother, I would not condone this prank and I do not find it funny. One time "Shut Up" and it would continue going further. Everything is not a joke. Always show your parents respect.

A prank is meant to bring joy to all involved. Tree Man's channel has REAL pranks if you want to see those. Each video will make you think, some times warm your heart but the message at the end is always profound. All people at the end are happy to have been a part of the videos. I can recommend this channel highly enough.

@mychallove1959

8 ай бұрын

If this was meant to bring joy, it failed miserably

“ I feel like I watched a horror movie.” 😂💯 Please keep in mind that people who post these types of pranks on TikTok are not your average Americans . 🤦🏻‍♀️🛑✋🚫☺️

No children were harmed in the making of those video's. Well they may limp a little.

the speed in which I'd be unalived if I said this as a kid LOL

I would've been disowned if I did that😂

Omg if ....even if it was a prank....holy mackerel if I ever did that to my mom. No way in the world I would say those words to my mother cus.....wooooffff I'll be in big trouble for it😅

Esto no solo pasa en EEUU, también en Latinoamérica, a los padres se les respeta.

Now we want Korean do the same challenge x)

If I told my Mum to shut up its not my step dad I would be worried about its my Mum she is the boss of the house lolol

1:45 NO THAT ONE WAS CRAZY…

My dad would have probably gotten to me before my mom could have stopped him. I'd be too afraid to try this on my dad.

Joke or not, we do NOT say ‘Shut up’ to anyone. It’s not accepted and so disrespectful.