How's it gone, everyone? Today we have a story time of how an iPad kid was convinced that the sun was fake. And he told his teacher that, no, no, no, the sun is actually fake guys. Yeah, believe it or not, the sun is actually real. This is a pretty crazy story. It's pretty funny. So leave a like in the video right now to claim your free nothing. Subscribe to the channel if you're new and like stories.

And with that being said, let's just jump right into it. So we're going to call the subscriber who submitted this story, Alex. So anyways, right, there was a kid in Alex's class who we're going to

call an iPad kid. I've gotten a lot of these stories recently. And I just want to clarify that when

I say iPad kid, I don't necessarily

mean someone who has an iPad as an iPad kid. That would make a lot of sense. But when I was a kid,

dude, I loved my iPad. It was great. I had a good time with it. I enjoyed it. But someone who's

an iPad kid is to find as someone who spends all their time watching brain rot videos consuming absolute slop.

Their brain is rotting away type situation.

It's not just someone who has an iPad.

But this is the type of person who believes anything that they see, even that the sun might be fake.

But this all comes back when Alex, the subscriber, last year when he was

in eighth grade. And he had this total iPad kid in his science class, and we're going to call him Ben.

And this kid was like 12. And he was always glued to his iPad, watching those like endless brain

rod conspiracy videos, just like scrolling on YouTube shorts every single second of the day.

Dude, at some point, you do got to blame the parent because here are the parents, the parenting,

the quote-unquote parenting, is just giving their kid an iPad. It's really become an epidemic

over the last couple years, and, you know, as I've been growing up, I've seen it more and more.

I think my parents were pretty great about, you know, kind of limiting electronics with me until I got to a point where socially I almost had to have one, you know, because everyone else is online and it can almost be something where you're almost left out. I'm not saying you are left out, but you could be more likely to be left out at a certain point. But especially as, you know, like the social media and

the internet become more and more common and it's integrated so much into our lives. I'm seeing

so many kids, like when I go to restaurants, like just hanging out on their iPads, like, man,

I have to use my imagination back in the day. Now kids are just watching YouTube shorts.

But anyways, yeah, on this day, right, he's always sitting there watching crazy stuff.

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