Good evening, mamas.

We can all agree that since the dawn of time, the worst thing to happen to the internet,

to youtube.com specifically for the most part, is family vloggers.

We've talked about them in the past.

You know, it's like the millennial adults that to save their marriage or instead of just

getting a job, just pop out babies like goddamn hotcakes and then shove a vlog camera

of the second that popped out of the koochi and don't give them a single even chance at

a normal, not psychotic life.

Those kind of people, we've talked about them in the past.

Everyone's talked about them, I feel.

That's a dead topic.

But there's a side to the story that I feel like not too many people talk about and I want

to get into it.

And that's kids using their parents for views and not necessarily just kids by kids.

I don't mean like children like iPad toddlers like switching off fucking cocoa mel and opening

up the camera app and then recording their dad falling down the stairs and then getting

three bajillion dollars, not necessarily that.

I'm talking the offspring, the children of adults that decide to use their parents for

content.

This probably doesn't ring any alarm bells for most people.

You're probably thinking what like now what is this bozo complaining about?

I gave this some thought for I've been thinking about this for a while because adults as most

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