How's it going to everyone? Today we got a story time of a Gen Z kid who ruins his life over a TikTok video.

Sometimes people in Gen Z, and I know that's my generation, and I know that's some of your generation,

they just want to become famous so incredibly bad, that they will risk literally everything just to obtain fame.

It's a tough sight and you do hate to see it. But this is a

pretty crazy story and I know you'll enjoy it. So sit back, relax, subscribe if you new, leave a like

on the video to claim your free nothing and let's jump right into it. So we're going to call the

subscriber who submitted the story Ben. So anyways, right, there's a kid in Ben's class who we're going to call

the Gen Z kid. And every single time I get people in my comments section being like, oh,

just because someone's in a generation doesn't mean blah, blah, blah, blah. Guys, I know.

I know, guys, I know. When I say Gen Z kid, I simply mean someone who spends their entire day

canceling people on Twitter. For example,

Mr. Beast being nice? Nah, canceled, right? Or someone who spends 25 hours a day on TikTok and

someone who gets all of their information, opinions, news, life advice, like literally spends every

second of their day and consumes all their

information from TikTok. Those are Gen Z kids. And also Gen Z kids tend to really want like fame

at any cost. Like they just see Clout and they're just like, oh yeah, baby, let's get some of that.

So today is a story of when the strive, the wanting of clout, destroyed the Gen Z

kid's life. So anyways, there's a kid in Ben's class, as I said, who we're going to call

the Gen Z kid. And this kid had been desperately trying to blow up on TikTok for the longest

time. Speaking of TikTok, you should follow my TikTok at Connor Pugs. I got like 11k on

there. Help me get to 20K. I don't know. Anyways, though, so this kid had been posting like

five times a day, literally everything. He would do the TikTok, I don't know, trend dances,

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