Seeing that poor kid look so angry and hateful towards his father is just... How do you go through the entire process of making that video, seeing that frame over and over again, and you can't see an issue with it? I'm not the type to cry over many things, but goddamn, I hope these kids can recover.
Cody has every reason to Hate his Dad and Step Mom he also has every reason to be Angry and Upset at them too I feel so Sad for Cody I think Cody Suffered the Most Abuse than Emma
Having ODD, its fucking awful. It's like a fucking demon in your head that you just have to fucking control, its exhausting and it just fucks your life, even with good parents. The only thing I'm glad about is the fact that because it was recorded, he actually got to get away from those god awful fucking people.
Hey friend I hope you're doing better now. I'm currently trying to read up on this specific diagnosis and I was wondering if you could share what it was like for you? There's only so much you can get with literature. Was it akin to anger issues for you? Did you feel some sense of personality split? How did you find out and subsequently heal from it? Only answer if you want to, of course. I appreciate any answer.
Heather: You are a demon, Cody. Cody: I am not a demon. Heather: You act like one. The most infamous line: I love you because I don't like you. As an ADHD/Asperger guy, it may be dangerous to have them around.
It's really fucking sick how they do this to their fucking kids, those fucking parents deserve so much fucking worse than losing their fucking channel. Couldn't help myself there, it's almost impressive how many fucks you can fit into a comment. Anyway, hope you're doing better, mate.
I hate how they ask the kids "are you traumatized," because kids don't fully understand that this isn't normal. Whenever you ask a kid under 10 if they're alright, they will usually answer yes. It isn't until you're around 10 when you can understand what is right and wrong. They might also think that since it's their parents doing this, that this is just normal family activities, when it's in fact abuse.
Also, even if they do know that somethings wrong, the power dynamic between children and parents makes it very easy for them to influence the kids. „Just say this in the camera and I‘ll get you that hot wheels car you wanted“ That sorta thing.
Hell even adult people have trouble realizing that they have been traumatized. A lot of people live their whole life with behaviors that are clearly trauma responses, never recognizing it as such. Even as someone who has been to therapy and is aware of mental health, it's incredibly hard to recognize that what you have been through is trauma. I don't know how they thought shoving a camera into child's face saying "You are not traumatized are you??" and filming them saying no has any credibility. Besides that the way cody looked while denying it, made me firmly believe that they gathered the kids before they turned on the camera and told them to better tell the viewers that everything's alright or else.
Even if the kids know full well they need to get out, and that what's happening is not okay, they'll still suck up to their abusive parents because that is all they can do. Rebel, and suddenly you've lost the ability to eat, drink, or have shelter over your head.
@@Abby_Goth I know how they thought that. It's because they're incompetent assholes who shouldn't be within 100 feet of a child let alone raise one. Both of the parents feel emotionally stunted themselves in the classic toxic masculinity kind of way. "Suck it up", "be a man" etc.
When I was still with my dad, he would hit me frequently due to bad grades in school, and not just with his fists, he often use a wooden pole, or using the tail of those plastic aligator toys we had, and those beatings leave markings that last for at least 1-2 days. Sometimes it happens just hours before school so coming in I often just feel embarassed when friends ask where those markings come from. Even up until I'm 18 his beatings would still continue. And due to those traumatizing experiences my body automatically get chills running down my spine whenever I hear his motorcycle engine outside our gate, idicating he's home. Y'all none-Asians have it better than us, because that's the norm here.
Sadly this will probably fuck her up for a good portion of the rest of her life. At such a young age she has internalised that shutting down emotionally is the way out of a bad situation, it's going to stunt her emotional maturity and she'll probably end up with mental illness as a result
Its sad because the more you think about it, it was probably out of some survival instinct. Maybe she didn’t realize it, but she must have seen how Cody was treated and flipped a switch on in her head that said “no matter how much they hurt me, just give no reaction and maybe they’ll stop”
"Why do you ban a kid from disneyland for making the toilet overflow" I feel like a lot more parents are guilty of specifically this kind of thing: Making your kid feel bad for an accident they did, or something that is literally out of their control. Like it is basically spitting in the face of "there's no use in crying over spilt milk." It's how you end up with people who overreact to, or dodge having to take responsibility for problems they cause in adulthood. Also I remember, from Robot and Monster of all fucking things, the show made a point that pranks are something both the pranker and the pranked should enjoy. If the victim of it is still irritated afterwards then you have just gone too far and it isn't a case of needing thicker skin. Plus does this guy not understand that titling a video "blocking all the haters" just makes everything ten times worse?
They banned Cody from Disney because he has behaviour problems. Not because he overflowed the tiolet. They said way before that Cody wasn'tlikely to go. They had said multiple times before the incident with the tiolet that he probably wasn't going to go. They even teased him about it for views. They couldn't be arsed dealing with him is what it was. They wanted a less stressful holiday with the kid with issues out of the way. So they didn't have to watch him. They excluded him for their own selfish reasons I feel so bad for that kid. He was earning most of the money for that channel yet he doesn't get to go to Disney. And probably never has. Imagine what he felt being sent off to the step grandparents while the whole family had a holiday. And then when they all cane back. He was taken away and put in Foster care.
Worst part is I can totally understand why his parents made that decision and understanding it makes me very angry with them. My bet is they didn’t want Cody making a scene in public spaces and with Cody’s condition, that could be very likely. He could have a mental breakdown and start screaming because he wasn’t big enough for a ride or get mad when his parents say it’s time to go back to the hotel, like you can see their reasoning…the reasoning is bullshit just to clarify. Cause being a parent isn’t about the easy moments it’s about helping your kid through the bad moments and it seems his parents were doing everything to ignore Cody’s problems and see him as nothing more than a bad kid who deserved punishment for having a disorder he couldn’t control
6:19 "You did all this just for a stupid prank!?" It's amazing how Cody is able to see just how immature his "parents" are. I thought it went without saying that emotionally traumatising children for views on youtube is an awful thing to do. I do hope that Cody and Emma are doing better now that they've been removed from that household.
Cody litterally demanded his father put the camera away and talk to him like a regular person at one point. The kid is more mature and in tune with reality than his parents, let that sink in
Oppositional Defiance Disorder is essentially what you’d see in kids featured on “Nanny 911” or “Super Nanny.” It’s a real thing that can get kids in a lot of trouble. It converts to Conduct Disorder in adults (ie, you can’t be diagnosed with Conduct Disorder without ODD as a kid.) People tend to think it’s just “bad parenting” but it’s a serious problem that requires a lot of therapy to control. Pranking him like that did some more serious damage to him beyond trust issues.
As someone who's been diagnosed with this, I can confirm this to be 100% true. It took literal years of therapy from a young age to get anywhere close to controlling it, and although my parents never pranked me per se, it was immensely difficult not to lash out in anger most days.
Conduct disorder is still reserved for children as well, right? I think ODD is basically a consistent defiance to authority figures in children while conduct disorder is more akin to antisocial personality disorder (which is reserved for adults like all personality disorders). I could be wrong but that's how I remember it from a few semesters ago lol Edit: After a bit of googling “Conduct disorder may be diagnosed in adulthood, but symptoms most commonly appear around ages 8 to 16. Some children who have conduct disorder go on to develop a similar condition known as antisocial personality disorder in adults.” The quote is from Psychology Today so take it as seriously as you would that site, but summed up what I was curious about.
Conduct Disorder is similar to ODD but also can only be diagnosed in children. The "adult version" of conduct disorder is antisocial personality disorder. The different between ODD and conduct disorder is that children with conduct disorder is more lacking in empathy and desires control, while ODD kids dislike being controlled.
The Cody clips are so legitimately heartbreaking, a kid like him should never have to go through that. I really hope he is getting to live the childhood he deserves.
Straight up, I have issues t o d a y trying to deny anything while constantly thinking 'if I try to hard, they'll think I did it anyways'. Super, super deeply affected hearing lines like that as a child.
I had that once. Birthday party where the kid owned a pair of dogs, one of the people at the party had a dog phobia so they were keeping the dogs in the garage, but then the dogs got loose and scared the poor kid. I got blamed cause I’d been begging earlier for the dogs to be let out and even to this day when I bring it up my parents are convinced I did it because I keep fighting the accusation
Your honor, here in this clip you can clearly see that this isn't child abuse but merely a silly prank thanks to my client stating, "it's just a prank."
The most egregious part of this story (I watched it all going down when it blew) was the fact that they manipulated and used this poor child's disorder against him. ODD means you literally have issues moderating your reactions to certain stimuli... *_Stimuli these arse holes were PURPOSELY tossing out at him to get him to go into meltdown modes._* The whole point of treatments for disorders like these is to MINIMIZE how often the meltdowns happen so as to foster the skills to self-moderate. They set this child back for $$$ and views... I'm glad the parents got wrecked and that the kids are hopefully all in safer more stable and loving environments. Cody, in particular, deserved PEACE. It was absolutely heart breaking watching this poor sweet boy try SO HARD to "just be good" and "control" himself around the overwhelming stimuli he should not have had to deal with... :|
You can almost imagine the day when Cody is going to visit his dad at the retirement home one last time to smother him with his pillow, with the last thing he hears being "it's just a prank bro"
"sees little kid with mental illness getting tortured by his parents on a daily basis and is then recorded and sent online for millions to watch" Oh he got trolled
Touching on the likes/dislikes topic, I totally agree that it only serves to aid misinformation when it comes to problematic or abusive content. It doesn't help people who are sensitive to bullying or criticism because we can still see the dislikes in studio mode, so it literally only misinforms the viewer and doesn't do much of anything else at all. There are definitely a significant amount of people malleable enough to watch content like Daddy O Five and believe that it's acceptable just because they're only being shown the likes.
Cody's immediate reaction to being screamed at is to put his back against the wall and make himself as small as possible. This isn't them going to the extreme, they yelled at him like this constantly
That shit is legitimately the type of thing you see in movies as an exaggerated coping mechanism, actually terrifying. The saddest part is how up their own ass they were about all the media press. They were on about how it's ruining their family when the ink prank thing, like Pyro said, doesn't even resemble a prank and is just emotional abuse. They deserved all the "hate"
@@jaxmc3547 Yeah, I know how Cody feels to a lesser extent. Being ganged up on by your own "family", having no one to turn to. But he also had an entire "fanbase" who he felt hated him too..
Yeah. The kid was diagnosed with ODD, but their abuse certainly only spurred him on. He may have grown to behave well if treated properly and given the mental help he needed.
I don't think it was nearly quite the big deal as many CZcamsrs made it out to be. The issue that got custody involved likely was not the incidents themselves but the fact they were monetarily obligated to go borderline with their kids like seen in these videos.
The line where the stepmother said "I love you but I don't like you", I remember that line and it's even more fucked in context. Cody was crying in the tub because they said they were giving him up for adoption, and he started shouting at them to leave him alone and said "you don't like me, you don't love me, you don't care about me, so just go" to which she replies "I don't like you" and Cody says back "exactly" and points at her, and then she continues with that line "I love you, but I don't like you". Absolutely unacceptable at all, but even worse in context. Christ, just typing that made my face feel hot. The way he was treated makes me so fucking mad.
Watching this genuinely breaks my heart. There’s so many parts of that family that I’ve seen in my own and to think these kids had to endure and feel what I’ve felt is just a miserable feeling. I truly hope they’re able to heal from the trauma they’ve been caused
I was about to say the same thing. Though it's horrible that it happened, admittedly it's nice to know, there are others like us. Honestly, I can't watch more than 4-5 minutes of this, because it reminds me too much of those days. The pain that they put those kids through makes me physically sick.
Had a friend in grade school who was autistic, he loved the channel. Watched them for years, I had to explain how terrible they were but he just couldn't wrap his head around it. He was the only person over the age of 13 who I knew watched and supported them. Looking back I often wonder how much of their audience was made up of children, some of whom were undoubtedly in similar situations and thought that kind of behavior by the parents was normal.
Something caught my attention about the video and that being Pyro's lack of knowledge of the existence of O.D.D I would like to shed some light if he ever happens to see this. I have suffered from O.D.D since I was three years old. O.D.D's main problem lies within the failure to be able to contain anger and hostility, I have had to take meds from the time I entered the first grade(six years old) as they could not start me any earlier due to the laws surrounding giving prescribed medicine to children. I am currently seventeen almost eighteen and still take meds for it. The O.D.D has caused me many problems in my life such as always being in fights with other people, finding myself annoyed with people easily, especially my parents, finding myself wanting to punch things or even people for slight inconveniences, I used to punch walls until my knuckles would have blood spots in them from my anger, I once threatened to stab my step-sister over an argument. O.D.D can be and is very damaging to the way people have looked at me over the years of my life, I have found it hard to make or keep friends due to the many outbursts, and those who do stay are often output by my anger towards everyday things. I have learned to control my anger more recently but young children have a very very rough time adjusting to environments others would find simple. A young kid like Cody would definitely have had a rough time especially in such a hostile environment that he lived in during the Daddy-O-Five videos. O.D.D can be very dangerous if not treated correctly, I have personally seen it develop into bi-polar disorder in the case of my older sister who did not take meds or learn to control her anger later in her life. I had hoped someone who genuinely was diagnosed with it would be able to shed some light on the matter. If anyone is curious I was diagnosed at three years old because my sister was eight or nine at the time I was three so I would have to go along with my mother and sister to her checkups. Unbeknownst to me a three year old I was not the center of attention and got extremely mad when the doctor wouldn't pay attention to me, I walked over to the doctor and ripped the stool from underneath him and when then didn't get his attention I ripped a children sized bookcase down to get his attention. The doctor was able to tell what it was because like I mentioned previously my sister had been diagnosed with O.D.D so he could already tell what the main problem was and his suspicions were proved correct years later when they actually tested me for it and found I had O.D.D. I hope this super long paragraph was able to shed some light on the matter. Feel free to ask me other questions if anyone actually reads this 🙃
@@thattempleguy6712 Yeah that's what I would think too, you would think bipolar issues would be the cause of the defiance and anger and stuff but not in my sisters case. Unless of course she has been bipolar for years and it was just assumed it was mood swings from adolescence. My sister has quite a few more screws loose than I do. It's different for different people, some people will have more of the defiance portion hating authority and not ever listening, mine manifested more in anger. My sister always had a clear dislike of my mother after her father passed and would often rebel against my mother. I'm no doctor though and have zero medical expertise outside of what my doctor and mother(who was training to be a nurse) have told me 🤷🏼♂️
Thanks for the insight your condition, I also had never heard of it before, it sounds like it sucks. Did you ever feel guilty after getting into arguments/fights? Were you just mad at that time and then felt guilty? If you did that seems tough, getting angry and confrontational easily seems tough but what would seem tougher to me is having to face the psychological consequences of the outbursts.
Heather reminds me of my dad's ex-wife, literally getting shit on for existing, and being left out on trips. Respect Cody for going through so much, I hope he's doing better these days.
At the start I think it's just him making it not seem as bad as it was, seemingly because of bad memory. He just seemed to really have forgotten how bad it was.
I remember this. Fucking awful people. Those kids will have scars for the rest of their life. You can also see Cody's dropping to the floor when his mum comes into his room filming him, as his first instinct.
it really makes me sad because it was genuinely a good, harmless, family channel in the beginning. what drove the parents to become more abusive were the views and fame, clout really is a plague.
I don't wanna claim to be a victim of trauma but watching Cody deal with all this family bs really brings back memories of my childhood where I had to deal with constant blame for actions I never did. Living in unstable large families suck, and typically the most reactive or hyperactive child gets the worst of it. Although I feel a lot more timid and chill now I know I was pretty reactive when I was a kid, before my parents did the splitaroo. I hope Cody also can find that space where he's able to mentally heal and move past this stuff he's been put through. It's kinda scary to think, his childhood has been documented on the internet in such a horrific way. I hope it didn't lead to bullying in school.
Nothing wrong with going through some trauma lad, or saying it was trauma. Whether you wanna call what you've been through trauma or not, either way I hope you're doing better
hearing a child cry and scream the way theirs did is so heartbreaking and i can't imagine why anyone would want to see that, especially from their own children. it's disgusting and disturbing knowing that they edited these videos of them shoving their child/making them cry. my uncles and sister would mess with me when i was a child and i notice some of the damage as an adult, i can only hope these kids are okay or will at least be okay.
5:58, that’s actually a really worrying sign. Just a possibility but she’s either smart enough to know her parents are crazy. or she’s starting to develop psychopathic tendencies by numbing herself to all situations which if it countinues could end up becoming a huge part of her personality. Similar thing happened to me as a kid and it’s ended up lasting my whole life. Most common cause of psychopaths is shitty upbringing causing you to numb yourself
I hope Cody is doing well. Obviously the other kids suffered trauma but Cody was in his own league. Him and Emma deserve to be happy, I'd love to hear from him in an interview someday to see how he's doing
Yeah that kid deserves the world, I've been in similar situations as him and it literally feels as if the world is falling apart around you, you feel as if no one trusts you and thus you feel like you can't trust no one.
@@zcgamerandreacts2762 goddamn, whose ass did you pull that out of? if you mean the scene at the grave in Redux, I'm pretty sure that's meant to be POSTAL 2 Dude and his wife
If you want some more perspective into how screwed up this channel was, I watched this when I was younger. This was during the McJuggernuggets/AGP era of CZcams when freak out videos were king. I don’t remember how exactly I found the channel, but I think that it was through “freak out compilations”. Anyway, I started watching them decently early on, where the pranks were pretty harmless stuff like hockey mask pranks, or breaking a spare broken Xbox that the kid thinks was the real one, etc. Like Pyro mentions, the escalation was bad, but not just in the context of how these parents went further and further into more serious emotional abuse to capitalize on what was, looking back, a very nasty CZcams meta of that era where the more extreme the yelling and freaking out the more views. In my experience with that channel, the humble beginnings and gradual escalation into abuse acclimated and desensitized me to what I was seeing. I ENJOYED the later videos with the really nasty emotional abuse. I remember that during that “peak” I thought those were the most fun to watch videos they had made. And then right at that peak, the controversy happened and the channel essentially fell off a cliff. I defended them in comment sections like the little mindless fan drone I was. Fully believed every excuse the parents made and repeated them. After a little while with the channel gone there was nothing to keep my interest, and I moved onto the next trend to watch and different channels and never thought about it to the point I basically forgot. In recent years though, every now and then someone I watch now will reference it, or I’ll see a where are they now like this. I know I was just a kid but I feel dirty now for ever having enjoyed this. I feel like I was part of the problem by supporting them. Realistically I should just know that I was still just a kid back then who was desensitized to that stuff by those two adults who were basically terrible influences to their entire child audience and not beat myself up over it, but I just can’t not feel guilty about it. It’s just an icky feeling that’s always there when I’m reminded that that channel was a thing that really existed and not a fever dream.
We've all done/thought/said stupid shit in our youth. Obviously that doesn't just make our guilty feelings disappear. Try not to be so hard on yourself fren.
I used to tell them their kids were gonna get taken off them. And that Cody's behaviour was getting worse because of the videos. And look what happened. Cody and Emma were removed But at first I liked some of their videos. They seemed like a whacky family. But then it took a dark turn. Cody was clearly being put in highly stressful situations for views. Being wound up for the camera. Which wasn't funny. The last straw was when they wouldn't take Cody to Disney. And Heather was being a bitch about it the whole time. People were going on about the invisible ink prank. I thought that was mean. But it wasn't the worst of it by a long shot . I'd be embarrassed too. But at least you now know that ain't appropriate.
i once wanted to know my bank acount balance and was in a discord call he asked me what bank my account is(i was 12) and i told him i didnt look into the bank lore
I remember watching a video that pointed out more abuse than just the few pranks that were being talked about and it ran fuuuuuucking _deep._ The boy (Cody) and his biological sister THANKFULLY got put with their real Mom but I feel like the worst pranks were when they would *deliberately* go out their way to find and harass Cody when he was actively hiding from them & put the older kids against Cody _just_ to torture him for doing so. All the pranks were just abysmal, from hiding from there YOUNG kids in a large mall to make them think they've been abandoned to literally going in their room, DESTROYING their things and making fun of them as they cry.
I remember discovering Daddy O’ Five when I was maybe 10? I was really into prank channels so when I saw a video about a dad “pranking” his kid, I was definitely going to watch it. I couldn’t finish the video because it made me too uncomfortable and reminded me of my biological dad who I (thank god) don’t live with anymore
Weird he didn't vlogthe huge part of his life getting all fucked up. To the point where he's always slurring the deeper into a 'prank video' they are. Drinking deadbeat dad's are generallu more relatable to other deadbeat dads, yknow?
@@1WEareBUFO1 Nothing better than a bunch of dick head dads with anger issues getting together and talking about how dumb their wife kids and job are. Gotta have people to encourage you to never take ownership of your mistakes or shitty behavior, how dare a woman or child question you. God keem and this dad are the worst
The youngest kid with the glasses looks very similar to my brother, so to see him getting treated like this hits even closer to home, it's genuinely disgusting to watch and I hope he's doing better now, as well as the rest of the kids
My parents, when I was preschoolish age, would humiliate me and anger me for "fun". I still remember the day of outpatient rehab when my mother was asked to come along, and said, "I don't worry about her (me) slitting our throats as we sleep." I had all of the marks of a young male would-be serial killer... Bed wetting (partially from a genetic ailment, but still.) harming animals though I stopped hurting domestic pets, going for more interesting prey like rattlesnakes, with a few exceptions, like a neighbor's dog I kicked in the ribs so hard, it defecated, for attacking a cat of mine. In adulthood I went 180 to animal rescue, then, seeing that there are too many rescues - the problem is, they're all broke, so I breed (all my kittens go home sterile) and use that money, 3K a kitten, to fund rescues. I had weird phobias, had no idea how to just be a kid, and bashed my father over the head with a large pine knot, because my grandmother said it'd "make a good head knocker". I pulled a knife in school, tried to kill multiple family members, but I was a teen, so it isn't on my record. I stole, did IV drugs, dealt those same drugs, and have a trail of destroyed lives in my wake. I wish I could say that I'm ashamed. I'm not really sure how to be ashamed. Every person I've tried to cause harm was hurting me, and the people whose lives were ruined by drugs? If it wasn't me, it'd have been the next dealer. If you want something badly enough, you'll find it. Anyway, I married a good Christian man who is a man of his word, and a proper Christian who does everything he can to walk the walk. Weird couple, I know, but I need some light in my life... I've found it, and fortunately, it's the kind of relationship where our "arguments" sound like those of a Vulcan couple; a calm exchange of ideas, perspectives, and weighed pros and cons. That hollow spot in me where things like empathy, guilt, and natural human social interactions are for others is the divet in a piece of the puzzle which is me, for him. In return, I have made him rich by boosting his confidence and suggesting career moves. We are very happy. I got my happy ending. Oh, that stuff about my parents was the beginning of a long gauntlet of tragedies in my life, but a major tone setter... I turned that trauma into a sexual fetish, from which I then kink shamed myself out. Future traumas from that, while not relevant to this video, I believe were in part due to a maladaptation because my parents were such dicks. People making me angry as a child for the lulz was a frequent pattern, so, of course I was bullied in school, so much I dropped out, ran into the arms of a boyfriend, who'd go on to do things I can't describe here to me. Basically, be good to your kids. Don't let them become me. I too was diagnosed with ODD, though some shrinks called it something else, saying that the ODD shrink was not looking at the big picture: Conduct Disorder.
I'm glad that you got your support. It's getting harder to identify victims of abuse to understand people's thought processes these days, if victims turn out like their abusers. On the surface it's the same. "Children are a reflection of their parents". On the flip side, when kids turn out "right", it's always attributed to their parents as their work... sometimes undeservedly, when they are not part of most of their life. And if they were, it would end horribly. I got a promise to keep, that I will never be like my parents.
An actual prank is like putting a bottle on the table every time your mom puts it in the fridge to mess with her.. This on the other hand is just monstrous and awful
One thing that always angered me personally was the oldest brother, the dude was a little younger than me and there is NO WAY a functional normal person would see this and actively participate in this stuff towards their younger brother
I agree but you also gotta take into account how the parents were probably encouraging the older one to pick on cody. As a kid you obey your parents so he might have seen that he was hurting his brother but valued the approval of his parents more. I think. Take with a grain of salt. Not saying what anything any of them did was right, just why I think the kid was very compliant.
@@killkris yeye totally, that definitely was a part of it. I just remembered when this came out feeling personally disgusted by the brother cause of the age similarity
I almost forgot about these guys. I have a screenshot somewhere of someone asking him about the kids on one of his fortnite livestreams and he just sits there looking incredibly pissed off
Hope Cody is doing alright. With ODD be was probably going to school getting bullied by kids, getting singled out by teachers only to come home and have his parents scream at him for doing absolutely nothing only to laugh in his face afterwards. What a terrible life.
She's crying cuz she lost her income and has to go and work outside in the real world. That poor kid crying made me cry. It's so hear wrenching. And my neighbor has a boy named Henry with glasses like Cody's. I think they're special glasses for some sort of severe eye problem. Or for kids specifically so they don't fall off.
Nah i remember watching this go down throughout the years. I felt so bad for these kids coming from a similar childhood. I can tell the kid, Cody, is relatively mature but the literal trauma is the reason he’s matured.
I remember the first time I saw the invisible ink prank I had to pause every 5 seconds to have a 1 minute break because it was causing me physical pain to watch. Not even a joke, with the way they were just screeching at him and his clear distress caused my body to develop genuine pain in my chest and through my nervous system. It was a genuinely painful experience just watching it, I can't imagine how much pain it had to have caused for Cody. What monsters do that to a child.
Yea its human nature, when a child is in distress, a normal person would show distress themselves and concerned about the wellbeing of said child. It makes me confused as to how people can do this to children for views or even fun. seriously hope that the kids will recover.
Same, I remember that video. Couldn’t watch it all the way because it just reminds me too much of my own childhood, dog. Like god damn, I’m still hesitant to even go near that channel.
I saw a comment on the video Pyro is reacting to, but I think it brings up a great point y'all need to hear. When the dad asked the kids if they had been traumatized by the pranks, they said no not because they genuinely feel that way, but when you grow up in an environment like the one shown in their videos, they'll end up being conditioned to say the things that'll get them in less trouble with the parents, rather than the answers that they themselves believe.
I knew it was only a matter of time until Pyro would cover this SunnyV2 video. Really cool seeing him go back over things he was involved in, really fascinating.
The scary thing was that I remembered when I was younger (around 11-12) and watched them, I thought this behavior was normal because that’s how my family treated me. That was until I got into my late teens/early adult I realized that I was verbally and sometimes physically abused. Probably why I ended up in the foster care system and didn’t realize why until I got older and barely healing.
Cody’s glasses are one of the only styles you can get for kids his age, and they’re certainly more appealing to kids his age than the other styles. I was at the eye doctor one time, and I literally saw a carbon copy of Cody walk into the on-site eyeglass store, make a beeline for those glasses, and ask for nothing else. I guess that proves that kids have absolutely no drip
I remember being around the age of the youngest kid when these were popular, and being scared of my parents, by seeing what they did. Thinking they might do it to me
In SunnyV2's DaddyOFive video, he forgot the things that Mike & Heather said on that video (17:48 AKA Apology Video #1), they said that they were almost killed when someone almost ran them off the road with their car, they got death threats and Cody, Emma & Alex are terrified and they won't go outside and they also got in more trouble because their older kids made a channel called "The Martin Boys" and they made a video which shown them pranking strangers which got controversy and DJ Cook actually reviewed them to change some stuff and they did.
This is so sickening. Glad the kids are alright now. The biggest worry, however is that their faces have been permanently etched into internet history so I don't know how normal their lives can be after all that. It sucks too cuz the kids never knew better and we're just forced into this downward spiral of depravity and greed.
Pyro, I am bedridden and sick, but every time I watch one of your videos, the laughter I get out of it makes me feel that slight bit better, even if I am coughing a lung out laughing at your videos. Keep up the good work man, your videos make me smile every time I watch them.
18:17 “Alright I stabbed this guy but the person I stabbed was just overreacting for the crime scene so the crime would get more attention so technically I did nothing wrong.”
My day got so much worse after seeing this. It was so clear that the kids were treated badly on everyday basis, I really cannot believe they thought it was a good idea to produce content at the cost of their children mental health.
I've had experience as a primary school tutor at a public tutoring center, and one of the student there had Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and its clear to see how devastating the effects are on their life. We hear from their parents that they are caught in physical confrontation with other kids at their school every other day. The worst part from an educational standpoint is that children with these behavioral disorders are far too often neglected in the classroom, when in reality they are the one who need the help the most. People diagnosed with this disorder will refuse to comply with orders not because they want to, but instead as a natural reaction. EDIT: Just to let people know, I'm not a trained psychologist or anything, however my employer does have credentials in the area and I learnt about these behavioral disorders from them.
"my parents were wrongfully accused of things they did not do but made the best choices they could for OfficialFamilyOFive- my parents have turned over all right and responsibility of the website to me, Jake" definitely safe to say they learned their lesson.
admit it or not, but people took the situation way too out of hand and probably ruined the kids lives way worse than the parents ever could. if you actually watched their videos they seemed like great parents, and the kids loved them
@irish science were we watching the same video? The kids loved their parents and I believe the parents loved them, but that doesn't make them great parents. They were still terrible parents who abused their kids for money and fame
@@cheesballman2 they did seem like great parents aside from the CZcams shit. but I think the story got blown out of proportion and ruined their entire family. if you watch their new videos on "familyofive" they all seem traumatized lol. and two of the kids were separated all because of youtube, now I'm not saying the parents didnt have it coming, but the story got way too blown up and did wayyy more unnecessary harm than good for them actually their new channel is called "the martin family"
@@Cunny_Lord if you want to consider him pushing his kid away and he hits a door frame by mistake as "physical abuse" then that's on you. if that's the case than receiving a whooping might aswell be torture, lol
I want to become a teacher and this is beyond upsetting. I remember feeling empty when watching your video on this family years ago. Seeing how if a child is traumatised early on, how it affects them in many ways throughout their life is awful. Family channels exploit their children, who can't consent to be on a video, and profit off abuse.
It's one thing to 'scare'your kids. No matter what the reason, screaming at a child for something they didn't do is just sadistic. They are just weak and miserable people, even if it hadn't take. Off they would have continued making those kids cry, as they CLEARLY enjoyed it. Always , every time. Before, after, probably while editing the videos , too.
8:46 I'm pretty sure that clip of "I love you, but I don't like you" is in the NerdCity videos on DO5, but I'm unsure which one. On top of that, I'd proceed to those videos with caution. The original video NerdCity made on DO5 actually almost made me cry. It's some twisted shit, especially when you consider the long-term effects on those kids. Also, if I remember correctly, there were a few "pranks" on Emma. One of them she started crying because the dad had one of the boys spray her with a water gun while she was drawing, ruining the picture she was making. I think she said something along the lines of "I was just trying to make a pretty picture" or something like that. Absolutely sickening.
so as someone who has done a paper in college on ODD, i can give a brief run down; ODD is more than just unruly behavior. it's characterized by everything you read out, but also specifically vindictive and revenge-seeking behavior that is often cruel or rude. ODD is one of the four most common diagnoses among children in the foster system, and is commonly found in children that have been abused by authority figures. even more worryingly, in treatment-resistant or treatment-non-receiving children, the general lifecourse of ODD is from oppositional defiant disorder to conduct disorder to antisocial personality disorder. altho it seems like just unruly behavior, its something thats actually very dangerous for a childs relationships with peers, friends, and parents, and can lead to a very dangerous life path
When a father treats his children like We treat Pyro, You know He's a bad father
The difference is we do it out of love. You can tell they don’t give a fuck about their kids well being.
Don't worry, it's reciprocated
We are the replacement as Pyro's father is still in prison
Then are we bad fans?
@@JohnWick-rh1zz *No.*
"All children deserve parents, but not all parents deserve kids"
True words
Sad to know everyone can have kids
-fortnite ninja
That quote is becoming more and more relevant these days.
Nah some kids are straight up born evil
Seeing that poor kid look so angry and hateful towards his father is just...
How do you go through the entire process of making that video, seeing that frame over and over again, and you can't see an issue with it?
I'm not the type to cry over many things, but goddamn, I hope these kids can recover.
@@3u-n3ma_r1-c0 me when no fortnite
The “dad” if you can even call him that is a narcissist.
I have no doubt in my mind that he would have murdered his father and step-mother. I wouldn't blame him either.
@@antisocialal4799 no reason to say he is homicidal. Pretty weird thing to say about this innocent kid
Cody has every reason to Hate his Dad and Step Mom he also has every reason to be Angry and Upset at them too I feel so Sad for Cody I think Cody Suffered the Most Abuse than Emma
Having ODD, its fucking awful. It's like a fucking demon in your head that you just have to fucking control, its exhausting and it just fucks your life, even with good parents. The only thing I'm glad about is the fact that because it was recorded, he actually got to get away from those god awful fucking people.
i had ODD when i was little, it made me do some pretty fucking bad things, so guess we're on the same boat
Hey friend I hope you're doing better now. I'm currently trying to read up on this specific diagnosis and I was wondering if you could share what it was like for you? There's only so much you can get with literature.
Was it akin to anger issues for you? Did you feel some sense of personality split? How did you find out and subsequently heal from it? Only answer if you want to, of course. I appreciate any answer.
Heather: You are a demon, Cody.
Cody: I am not a demon.
Heather: You act like one.
The most infamous line: I love you because I don't like you.
As an ADHD/Asperger guy, it may be dangerous to have them around.
It's really fucking sick how they do this to their fucking kids, those fucking parents deserve so much fucking worse than losing their fucking channel.
Couldn't help myself there, it's almost impressive how many fucks you can fit into a comment. Anyway, hope you're doing better, mate.
When were you little? You don't grow out of it?
I hate how they ask the kids "are you traumatized," because kids don't fully understand that this isn't normal. Whenever you ask a kid under 10 if they're alright, they will usually answer yes. It isn't until you're around 10 when you can understand what is right and wrong. They might also think that since it's their parents doing this, that this is just normal family activities, when it's in fact abuse.
Also, even if they do know that somethings wrong, the power dynamic between children and parents makes it very easy for them to influence the kids. „Just say this in the camera and I‘ll get you that hot wheels car you wanted“ That sorta thing.
Hell even adult people have trouble realizing that they have been traumatized. A lot of people live their whole life with behaviors that are clearly trauma responses, never recognizing it as such. Even as someone who has been to therapy and is aware of mental health, it's incredibly hard to recognize that what you have been through is trauma.
I don't know how they thought shoving a camera into child's face saying "You are not traumatized are you??" and filming them saying no has any credibility.
Besides that the way cody looked while denying it, made me firmly believe that they gathered the kids before they turned on the camera and told them to better tell the viewers that everything's alright or else.
Even if the kids know full well they need to get out, and that what's happening is not okay, they'll still suck up to their abusive parents because that is all they can do. Rebel, and suddenly you've lost the ability to eat, drink, or have shelter over your head.
@@Abby_Goth I know how they thought that. It's because they're incompetent assholes who shouldn't be within 100 feet of a child let alone raise one.
Both of the parents feel emotionally stunted themselves in the classic toxic masculinity kind of way. "Suck it up", "be a man" etc.
When I was still with my dad, he would hit me frequently due to bad grades in school, and not just with his fists, he often use a wooden pole, or using the tail of those plastic aligator toys we had, and those beatings leave markings that last for at least 1-2 days. Sometimes it happens just hours before school so coming in I often just feel embarassed when friends ask where those markings come from. Even up until I'm 18 his beatings would still continue. And due to those traumatizing experiences my body automatically get chills running down my spine whenever I hear his motorcycle engine outside our gate, idicating he's home.
Y'all none-Asians have it better than us, because that's the norm here.
Emma figured out how to get her family to semi-leave her alone as a 9-10 year old I think that deserves some credit
Why did you leave two comments though?
@@404TVfr cuz he can
Sadly this will probably fuck her up for a good portion of the rest of her life. At such a young age she has internalised that shutting down emotionally is the way out of a bad situation, it's going to stunt her emotional maturity and she'll probably end up with mental illness as a result
Its sad because the more you think about it, it was probably out of some survival instinct. Maybe she didn’t realize it, but she must have seen how Cody was treated and flipped a switch on in her head that said “no matter how much they hurt me, just give no reaction and maybe they’ll stop”
It's impressive, but the fact that she was in a situation in which she needed to is very sad.
"Why do you ban a kid from disneyland for making the toilet overflow" I feel like a lot more parents are guilty of specifically this kind of thing: Making your kid feel bad for an accident they did, or something that is literally out of their control. Like it is basically spitting in the face of "there's no use in crying over spilt milk." It's how you end up with people who overreact to, or dodge having to take responsibility for problems they cause in adulthood.
Also I remember, from Robot and Monster of all fucking things, the show made a point that pranks are something both the pranker and the pranked should enjoy. If the victim of it is still irritated afterwards then you have just gone too far and it isn't a case of needing thicker skin.
Plus does this guy not understand that titling a video "blocking all the haters" just makes everything ten times worse?
They banned Cody from Disney because he has behaviour problems. Not because he overflowed the tiolet.
They said way before that Cody wasn'tlikely to go. They had said multiple times before the incident with the tiolet that he probably wasn't going to go. They even teased him about it for views.
They couldn't be arsed dealing with him is what it was. They wanted a less stressful holiday with the kid with issues out of the way. So they didn't have to watch him. They excluded him for their own selfish reasons
I feel so bad for that kid. He was earning most of the money for that channel yet he doesn't get to go to Disney. And probably never has. Imagine what he felt being sent off to the step grandparents while the whole family had a holiday.
And then when they all cane back. He was taken away and put in Foster care.
You gave me fuckin ‘nam flashbacks by mentioning Robot and Monster
I loved Robot and Monster bro
Worst part is I can totally understand why his parents made that decision and understanding it makes me very angry with them. My bet is they didn’t want Cody making a scene in public spaces and with Cody’s condition, that could be very likely. He could have a mental breakdown and start screaming because he wasn’t big enough for a ride or get mad when his parents say it’s time to go back to the hotel, like you can see their reasoning…the reasoning is bullshit just to clarify. Cause being a parent isn’t about the easy moments it’s about helping your kid through the bad moments and it seems his parents were doing everything to ignore Cody’s problems and see him as nothing more than a bad kid who deserved punishment for having a disorder he couldn’t control
DUDE ROBOT AND MONSTER, I miss that show!
6:19 "You did all this just for a stupid prank!?" It's amazing how Cody is able to see just how immature his "parents" are. I thought it went without saying that emotionally traumatising children for views on youtube is an awful thing to do. I do hope that Cody and Emma are doing better now that they've been removed from that household.
that clip is so heartbreaking just the absolute sense of betrayal hes expressing...
when the kid is more mature than his own parents
Cody litterally demanded his father put the camera away and talk to him like a regular person at one point. The kid is more mature and in tune with reality than his parents, let that sink in
Oppositional Defiance Disorder is essentially what you’d see in kids featured on “Nanny 911” or “Super Nanny.” It’s a real thing that can get kids in a lot of trouble. It converts to Conduct Disorder in adults (ie, you can’t be diagnosed with Conduct Disorder without ODD as a kid.)
People tend to think it’s just “bad parenting” but it’s a serious problem that requires a lot of therapy to control. Pranking him like that did some more serious damage to him beyond trust issues.
As someone who's been diagnosed with this, I can confirm this to be 100% true. It took literal years of therapy from a young age to get anywhere close to controlling it, and although my parents never pranked me per se, it was immensely difficult not to lash out in anger most days.
I feel for that kid. God knows how fucked up the rest of his life is going to be. I hope he'll be ok.
Conduct disorder is still reserved for children as well, right? I think ODD is basically a consistent defiance to authority figures in children while conduct disorder is more akin to antisocial personality disorder (which is reserved for adults like all personality disorders). I could be wrong but that's how I remember it from a few semesters ago lol
Edit: After a bit of googling “Conduct disorder may be diagnosed in adulthood, but symptoms most commonly appear around ages 8 to 16. Some children who have conduct disorder go on to develop a similar condition known as antisocial personality disorder in adults.” The quote is from Psychology Today so take it as seriously as you would that site, but summed up what I was curious about.
yep, its not fun at all I was diagnosed when I was about 9ish makes life really hard when paired with ADHD and PTSD very unepic.
Conduct Disorder is similar to ODD but also can only be diagnosed in children. The "adult version" of conduct disorder is antisocial personality disorder. The different between ODD and conduct disorder is that children with conduct disorder is more lacking in empathy and desires control, while ODD kids dislike being controlled.
I love when pyro reacts to serious topics while having a maid dress goal in the counter 💀
Then i’d say it is perfectly fair for his fans to bully him through chat and donations LMFAOO
and Bad Dragon half of the video
Also in general he can't stay serious lmao
same.
It's worth it tho because damn he looked good.
The Cody clips are so legitimately heartbreaking, a kid like him should never have to go through that. I really hope he is getting to live the childhood he deserves.
When I was a kid I was told once, "The fact that you are denying something this hard proves you did it." Boggles my mind to this day.
Straight up, I have issues t o d a y trying to deny anything while constantly thinking 'if I try to hard, they'll think I did it anyways'. Super, super deeply affected hearing lines like that as a child.
Your pfp looked like a character from That one comic strip.
@@0x0ismsame here, all throughout my childhood.
I had that once. Birthday party where the kid owned a pair of dogs, one of the people at the party had a dog phobia so they were keeping the dogs in the garage, but then the dogs got loose and scared the poor kid. I got blamed cause I’d been begging earlier for the dogs to be let out and even to this day when I bring it up my parents are convinced I did it because I keep fighting the accusation
If someone said I did something that I didnt do I would definitely be denying it a hard as I could.
your honor, my client did not abuse his children, it was just a prank
"Your honor, if I may, my client did it for the vine."
“Your Honor, we actually had a great staff on deck showing the kids what to do on a teleprompter.”
your honor, he was doing an epic gamer move. him dropping the "hard r" during the session is irrelevant to this case
@@leolionheart3982 your joke makes 0 damn sense
"your honor its all in le head"
Your honor, here in this clip you can clearly see that this isn't child abuse but merely a silly prank thanks to my client stating, "it's just a prank."
And atoms don't touch, so in my client's defense, he has not assaulted those kids.
Your honor, I accidentally used a bullet instead of a nerf dart for my prank
Your honor I may have done a little too much trolling but the child obviously said they were not traumatized
“Your honour, you can clearly see my client say ‘no cap’ therefore he did not stab that child 28 times and is indeed telling the truth”
Your honor, the physical violence and verbal abuse directed towards these children were nothing more than a humorous prank.
Cody self harming that one time at school was probably the sadest moment. He came home just to get yelled at
oh my god he did that at school?? did his teachers try to help him, i hope?
The most egregious part of this story (I watched it all going down when it blew) was the fact that they manipulated and used this poor child's disorder against him. ODD means you literally have issues moderating your reactions to certain stimuli... *_Stimuli these arse holes were PURPOSELY tossing out at him to get him to go into meltdown modes._*
The whole point of treatments for disorders like these is to MINIMIZE how often the meltdowns happen so as to foster the skills to self-moderate. They set this child back for $$$ and views... I'm glad the parents got wrecked and that the kids are hopefully all in safer more stable and loving environments. Cody, in particular, deserved PEACE. It was absolutely heart breaking watching this poor sweet boy try SO HARD to "just be good" and "control" himself around the overwhelming stimuli he should not have had to deal with... :|
You can almost imagine the day when Cody is going to visit his dad at the retirement home one last time to smother him with his pillow, with the last thing he hears being "it's just a prank bro"
"You got owned brah"
"Look at me Dad. Look at me"
I wouldn’t blame Cody
I mean the dad definitely deserves it.
@@albadude1922 cap
it's so insane hearing pyro talk about serious topics yet still using the words "trolled"
his vocabulary is beyond saving
What?
but he got trolled tho
"sees little kid with mental illness getting tortured by his parents on a daily basis and is then recorded and sent online for millions to watch"
Oh he got trolled
Is there a new word instead of trolled? 🤔
@@SeeThroughTV pwned
Touching on the likes/dislikes topic, I totally agree that it only serves to aid misinformation when it comes to problematic or abusive content. It doesn't help people who are sensitive to bullying or criticism because we can still see the dislikes in studio mode, so it literally only misinforms the viewer and doesn't do much of anything else at all.
There are definitely a significant amount of people malleable enough to watch content like Daddy O Five and believe that it's acceptable just because they're only being shown the likes.
I feel so bad for Cody. The dad said "Cody's going to" and Cody smiled and then the dad said "Nan's" and he looked so crushed
Yeah. Kid probably didn't realize he did anything that bad.
Cody's immediate reaction to being screamed at is to put his back against the wall and make himself as small as possible. This isn't them going to the extreme, they yelled at him like this constantly
That shit is legitimately the type of thing you see in movies as an exaggerated coping mechanism, actually terrifying.
The saddest part is how up their own ass they were about all the media press. They were on about how it's ruining their family when the ink prank thing, like Pyro said, doesn't even resemble a prank and is just emotional abuse. They deserved all the "hate"
@@jaxmc3547 Yeah, I know how Cody feels to a lesser extent. Being ganged up on by your own "family", having no one to turn to. But he also had an entire "fanbase" who he felt hated him too..
@@plexyglass429 hey nice art pfp
Yeah. The kid was diagnosed with ODD, but their abuse certainly only spurred him on. He may have grown to behave well if treated properly and given the mental help he needed.
Yeah man....
One of the most informative things about this is how Keemstar saw no issue and said “My family was the same” It explains SO MUCH.
Yeah that tracks
Yep
That's...actually very sad. No child deserves to feel unsafe in their own home.
I've always thought Keemstar has an air of sadness about him and this would explain it honestly
I don't think it was nearly quite the big deal as many CZcamsrs made it out to be. The issue that got custody involved likely was not the incidents themselves but the fact they were monetarily obligated to go borderline with their kids like seen in these videos.
References in this video.
0:01 - Daddy O Five
0:10 - Matrix
0:20 - Minecraft
3:30 - Postal 2
4:17 - Morgz
6:06 - It's just a prank
7:57 - Reddit
9:30 - Zootopia
9:55 - Batman Origins
9:57 - iDubbbz
10:01 - Philip DeFranco
10:58 - Kamos & Pyrocynical
11:05 - Logan Paul
15:44 - Pewdiepie
15:58 - Invincible
19:04 - Good Morning America
21:01 - Micheal Jackson
22:04 - LeafyisHere
Dedication of this man to timestamp every reference
mfw no breaking bad reference
Late but José Mourinho 6:51
The line where the stepmother said "I love you but I don't like you", I remember that line and it's even more fucked in context. Cody was crying in the tub because they said they were giving him up for adoption, and he started shouting at them to leave him alone and said "you don't like me, you don't love me, you don't care about me, so just go" to which she replies "I don't like you" and Cody says back "exactly" and points at her, and then she continues with that line "I love you, but I don't like you". Absolutely unacceptable at all, but even worse in context.
Christ, just typing that made my face feel hot. The way he was treated makes me so fucking mad.
Jesus Christ, all for the sake of money and fame. Those poor kids will have years of mental work to undergo when they reach adulthood,
Watching this genuinely breaks my heart. There’s so many parts of that family that I’ve seen in my own and to think these kids had to endure and feel what I’ve felt is just a miserable feeling. I truly hope they’re able to heal from the trauma they’ve been caused
The kids, yeah. Not the fucking “parents”
Yeah I'm definitely hoping that after they got away they were able to heal and recover.
P.S. Gir profile pic = Awesome person
I cant finish the video im genuinely so disgusted by these parents
The scary thing is, I also saw it in mine too and thought this was normal until I became an adult
I was about to say the same thing. Though it's horrible that it happened, admittedly it's nice to know, there are others like us. Honestly, I can't watch more than 4-5 minutes of this, because it reminds me too much of those days. The pain that they put those kids through makes me physically sick.
the fact that they had people SUPPORT them is sickening
Had a friend in grade school who was autistic, he loved the channel. Watched them for years, I had to explain how terrible they were but he just couldn't wrap his head around it. He was the only person over the age of 13 who I knew watched and supported them. Looking back I often wonder how much of their audience was made up of children, some of whom were undoubtedly in similar situations and thought that kind of behavior by the parents was normal.
Meh, even DSP has supporters, stupid always attracts stupid
apparently a lot of children were fans too. pretty concerning
@@Nemesis_T-Type DSP? Aa in dream singer player or something?
@@zcgamerandreacts2762 As in Darksydephil
Something caught my attention about the video and that being Pyro's lack of knowledge of the existence of O.D.D I would like to shed some light if he ever happens to see this. I have suffered from O.D.D since I was three years old. O.D.D's main problem lies within the failure to be able to contain anger and hostility, I have had to take meds from the time I entered the first grade(six years old) as they could not start me any earlier due to the laws surrounding giving prescribed medicine to children. I am currently seventeen almost eighteen and still take meds for it. The O.D.D has caused me many problems in my life such as always being in fights with other people, finding myself annoyed with people easily, especially my parents, finding myself wanting to punch things or even people for slight inconveniences, I used to punch walls until my knuckles would have blood spots in them from my anger, I once threatened to stab my step-sister over an argument. O.D.D can be and is very damaging to the way people have looked at me over the years of my life, I have found it hard to make or keep friends due to the many outbursts, and those who do stay are often output by my anger towards everyday things. I have learned to control my anger more recently but young children have a very very rough time adjusting to environments others would find simple. A young kid like Cody would definitely have had a rough time especially in such a hostile environment that he lived in during the Daddy-O-Five videos. O.D.D can be very dangerous if not treated correctly, I have personally seen it develop into bi-polar disorder in the case of my older sister who did not take meds or learn to control her anger later in her life. I had hoped someone who genuinely was diagnosed with it would be able to shed some light on the matter. If anyone is curious I was diagnosed at three years old because my sister was eight or nine at the time I was three so I would have to go along with my mother and sister to her checkups. Unbeknownst to me a three year old I was not the center of attention and got extremely mad when the doctor wouldn't pay attention to me, I walked over to the doctor and ripped the stool from underneath him and when then didn't get his attention I ripped a children sized bookcase down to get his attention. The doctor was able to tell what it was because like I mentioned previously my sister had been diagnosed with O.D.D so he could already tell what the main problem was and his suspicions were proved correct years later when they actually tested me for it and found I had O.D.D. I hope this super long paragraph was able to shed some light on the matter. Feel free to ask me other questions if anyone actually reads this 🙃
this is rather interesting, but i assumed bipolar would develop before O.D.D, as bipolar runs in my family and i haven't heard of O.D.D
@@thattempleguy6712 Yeah that's what I would think too, you would think bipolar issues would be the cause of the defiance and anger and stuff but not in my sisters case. Unless of course she has been bipolar for years and it was just assumed it was mood swings from adolescence. My sister has quite a few more screws loose than I do. It's different for different people, some people will have more of the defiance portion hating authority and not ever listening, mine manifested more in anger. My sister always had a clear dislike of my mother after her father passed and would often rebel against my mother. I'm no doctor though and have zero medical expertise outside of what my doctor and mother(who was training to be a nurse) have told me 🤷🏼♂️
Thanks for the insight your condition, I also had never heard of it before, it sounds like it sucks. Did you ever feel guilty after getting into arguments/fights? Were you just mad at that time and then felt guilty? If you did that seems tough, getting angry and confrontational easily seems tough but what would seem tougher to me is having to face the psychological consequences of the outbursts.
Noone cares bro lol
I GENUINELY forgot DaddyOFive existed, I really hope those kids are growing up as functioning children living their lives to the fullest
Finally we know what the petition in Postal was for. It was so the dad could get his kids custody back
Bruh he actually does look like the postal guy
He's the fucking type of guy to put a cat on his gun as a suppressor
Postal 1 is the aftermath of this guy losing custody
@@djpemb actually makes sense considering he can't kill kids.
"Are you gonna sign, or will it be your surviving family members?"
There's something unnerving hearing a 8 year old say "I swear to God I didn't do it" like he's on the stand, disgusting
and his instant response is yelling which is kind of telling of what his punishment would be in this situation
Heather reminds me of my dad's ex-wife, literally getting shit on for existing, and being left out on trips. Respect Cody for going through so much, I hope he's doing better these days.
Pyro calling child abuse trolling is proof that the internet has scarred this man
At the start I think it's just him making it not seem as bad as it was, seemingly because of bad memory. He just seemed to really have forgotten how bad it was.
@@Miriam_J_ dementia momento
Cat Saul Goodman
@@absolutetr4sh551 all in le head moment
@@Miriam_J_ well he is an old man now its not his fault its all in le head
I remember this.
Fucking awful people. Those kids will have scars for the rest of their life.
You can also see Cody's dropping to the floor when his mum comes into his room filming him, as his first instinct.
Step Mother
The Father and the Step Mother deserve the fucking chair.
I also did the same when I was a child, felt like the floor, wall is my only defence, and support.
Cody was the worst
@@haydenfantasticfan3251 degenerates like you is why we can't have nice things
it really makes me sad because it was genuinely a good, harmless, family channel in the beginning. what drove the parents to become more abusive were the views and fame, clout really is a plague.
Still not much of an excuse. Considering Cody had serious mental health problems. Not just ODD. He is also diagnosed as Bipilar and ADHD.
You're genuinely a very entertaining person Niall, i'm glad that you're still around.
I remember the daddy05 ytps when everything took the channel as a joke but now it's just depressing all the torment these kids went through
memory lane unlocked
Heisenberg café
Bro your everywhere
Hi Heisenberg from Breaking Bad
i was so young when i watched those bc i didnt actually understand what was happening but now its just..... i feel guilty sorta laughing at them?
I don't wanna claim to be a victim of trauma but watching Cody deal with all this family bs really brings back memories of my childhood where I had to deal with constant blame for actions I never did. Living in unstable large families suck, and typically the most reactive or hyperactive child gets the worst of it. Although I feel a lot more timid and chill now I know I was pretty reactive when I was a kid, before my parents did the splitaroo. I hope Cody also can find that space where he's able to mentally heal and move past this stuff he's been put through. It's kinda scary to think, his childhood has been documented on the internet in such a horrific way. I hope it didn't lead to bullying in school.
Nothing wrong with going through some trauma lad, or saying it was trauma. Whether you wanna call what you've been through trauma or not, either way I hope you're doing better
Been through what you went through
And my family asks why I’m so “empty”
Same
Bro I lived in a huge family that was unstable yeah my childhood wasn’t the best but we are getting better
I fucking feel that, it hurts bad enough, but being recorded? It just makes those times that the tantrums come out all the worse
hearing a child cry and scream the way theirs did is so heartbreaking and i can't imagine why anyone would want to see that, especially from their own children. it's disgusting and disturbing knowing that they edited these videos of them shoving their child/making them cry. my uncles and sister would mess with me when i was a child and i notice some of the damage as an adult, i can only hope these kids are okay or will at least be okay.
5:58, that’s actually a really worrying sign.
Just a possibility but she’s either smart enough to know her parents are crazy.
or she’s starting to develop psychopathic tendencies by numbing herself to all situations which if it countinues could end up becoming a huge part of her personality.
Similar thing happened to me as a kid and it’s ended up lasting my whole life.
Most common cause of psychopaths is shitty upbringing causing you to numb yourself
I hope Cody is doing well. Obviously the other kids suffered trauma but Cody was in his own league. Him and Emma deserve to be happy, I'd love to hear from him in an interview someday to see how he's doing
I dont
Yeah that kid deserves the world, I've been in similar situations as him and it literally feels as if the world is falling apart around you, you feel as if no one trusts you and thus you feel like you can't trust no one.
@@whodis4531 The kid DESEVES a bad life
@@haydenfantasticfan3251 why,
Realistically he'll probably go through alot more shit thanks to those 2 idiots
I think even the Postal Dude would be absolutely disgusted by DaddyOFive and his hag wife.
Definitely
the Postal Dude in the first game couldn't bring himself to kill children, and in 2, 3, and 4, there aren't even any children to kill
@@Mate_Antal_Zoltan because he lost his own kid.
@@zcgamerandreacts2762 goddamn, whose ass did you pull that out of?
if you mean the scene at the grave in Redux, I'm pretty sure that's meant to be POSTAL 2 Dude and his wife
@@Mate_Antal_Zoltan no need to be mean I was just going off of a headcanon theory.
If you want some more perspective into how screwed up this channel was, I watched this when I was younger. This was during the McJuggernuggets/AGP era of CZcams when freak out videos were king. I don’t remember how exactly I found the channel, but I think that it was through “freak out compilations”.
Anyway, I started watching them decently early on, where the pranks were pretty harmless stuff like hockey mask pranks, or breaking a spare broken Xbox that the kid thinks was the real one, etc.
Like Pyro mentions, the escalation was bad, but not just in the context of how these parents went further and further into more serious emotional abuse to capitalize on what was, looking back, a very nasty CZcams meta of that era where the more extreme the yelling and freaking out the more views. In my experience with that channel, the humble beginnings and gradual escalation into abuse acclimated and desensitized me to what I was seeing.
I ENJOYED the later videos with the really nasty emotional abuse. I remember that during that “peak” I thought those were the most fun to watch videos they had made. And then right at that peak, the controversy happened and the channel essentially fell off a cliff. I defended them in comment sections like the little mindless fan drone I was. Fully believed every excuse the parents made and repeated them.
After a little while with the channel gone there was nothing to keep my interest, and I moved onto the next trend to watch and different channels and never thought about it to the point I basically forgot. In recent years though, every now and then someone I watch now will reference it, or I’ll see a where are they now like this.
I know I was just a kid but I feel dirty now for ever having enjoyed this. I feel like I was part of the problem by supporting them. Realistically I should just know that I was still just a kid back then who was desensitized to that stuff by those two adults who were basically terrible influences to their entire child audience and not beat myself up over it, but I just can’t not feel guilty about it. It’s just an icky feeling that’s always there when I’m reminded that that channel was a thing that really existed and not a fever dream.
Wow thank you for sharing this story to us 😔
We've all done/thought/said stupid shit in our youth. Obviously that doesn't just make our guilty feelings disappear. Try not to be so hard on yourself fren.
I used to tell them their kids were gonna get taken off them. And that Cody's behaviour was getting worse because of the videos.
And look what happened. Cody and Emma were removed
But at first I liked some of their videos. They seemed like a whacky family. But then it took a dark turn. Cody was clearly being put in highly stressful situations for views. Being wound up for the camera. Which wasn't funny.
The last straw was when they wouldn't take Cody to Disney. And Heather was being a bitch about it the whole time.
People were going on about the invisible ink prank. I thought that was mean. But it wasn't the worst of it by a long shot .
I'd be embarrassed too. But at least you now know that ain't appropriate.
Literally just Postal dude and Mrs Piggy decide to do too much trolling
i love how any sort of backstory is now refered to as 'lore'
Just like how stuff that Catholicism claims to be true is "canon"
@@archerymidnight3422 it is, didn’t you read the official lore book?
@@dwightd.eisenhower2031 I dun no how 2 reading
i once wanted to know my bank acount balance and was in a discord call
he asked me what bank my account is(i was 12)
and i told him i didnt look into the bank lore
@@Abekiel you were trying to get bank account information from a discord call?
I remember watching a video that pointed out more abuse than just the few pranks that were being talked about and it ran fuuuuuucking _deep._ The boy (Cody) and his biological sister THANKFULLY got put with their real Mom but I feel like the worst pranks were when they would *deliberately* go out their way to find and harass Cody when he was actively hiding from them & put the older kids against Cody _just_ to torture him for doing so.
All the pranks were just abysmal, from hiding from there YOUNG kids in a large mall to make them think they've been abandoned to literally going in their room, DESTROYING their things and making fun of them as they cry.
Probably watched the nerd city video on it. It's really good
He begged to get a lock on his door and the step mother replied with "How can you get into your room if it's locked."
I remember when tech being destroyed was a trend. Mainly Angry Grandpa, but it was a thing.
Well, I do completely agree with you, however you made the “they’re” “their” “there” mistake therefore this entire point is invalidated
@@Prismate No, I didn't but it's okay.
I remember discovering Daddy O’ Five when I was maybe 10? I was really into prank channels so when I saw a video about a dad “pranking” his kid, I was definitely going to watch it. I couldn’t finish the video because it made me too uncomfortable and reminded me of my biological dad who I (thank god) don’t live with anymore
They way they all say "its just a prank" in the exact same way at 17:00 is fucked up . you can tell its rehearsed.
"I gotta vlog my life"
Man's vlogged himself into being ordered by a judge to never be near children or have children of his own.
Weird he didn't vlogthe huge part of his life getting all fucked up. To the point where he's always slurring the deeper into a 'prank video' they are. Drinking deadbeat dad's are generallu more relatable to other deadbeat dads, yknow?
@@1WEareBUFO1 Nothing better than a bunch of dick head dads with anger issues getting together and talking about how dumb their wife kids and job are. Gotta have people to encourage you to never take ownership of your mistakes or shitty behavior, how dare a woman or child question you. God keem and this dad are the worst
The youngest kid with the glasses looks very similar to my brother, so to see him getting treated like this hits even closer to home, it's genuinely disgusting to watch and I hope he's doing better now, as well as the rest of the kids
My parents, when I was preschoolish age, would humiliate me and anger me for "fun".
I still remember the day of outpatient rehab when my mother was asked to come along, and said, "I don't worry about her (me) slitting our throats as we sleep." I had all of the marks of a young male would-be serial killer... Bed wetting (partially from a genetic ailment, but still.) harming animals though I stopped hurting domestic pets, going for more interesting prey like rattlesnakes, with a few exceptions, like a neighbor's dog I kicked in the ribs so hard, it defecated, for attacking a cat of mine. In adulthood I went 180 to animal rescue, then, seeing that there are too many rescues - the problem is, they're all broke, so I breed (all my kittens go home sterile) and use that money, 3K a kitten, to fund rescues.
I had weird phobias, had no idea how to just be a kid, and bashed my father over the head with a large pine knot, because my grandmother said it'd "make a good head knocker". I pulled a knife in school, tried to kill multiple family members, but I was a teen, so it isn't on my record. I stole, did IV drugs, dealt those same drugs, and have a trail of destroyed lives in my wake.
I wish I could say that I'm ashamed. I'm not really sure how to be ashamed. Every person I've tried to cause harm was hurting me, and the people whose lives were ruined by drugs? If it wasn't me, it'd have been the next dealer. If you want something badly enough, you'll find it.
Anyway, I married a good Christian man who is a man of his word, and a proper Christian who does everything he can to walk the walk. Weird couple, I know, but I need some light in my life... I've found it, and fortunately, it's the kind of relationship where our "arguments" sound like those of a Vulcan couple; a calm exchange of ideas, perspectives, and weighed pros and cons. That hollow spot in me where things like empathy, guilt, and natural human social interactions are for others is the divet in a piece of the puzzle which is me, for him. In return, I have made him rich by boosting his confidence and suggesting career moves. We are very happy. I got my happy ending. Oh, that stuff about my parents was the beginning of a long gauntlet of tragedies in my life, but a major tone setter... I turned that trauma into a sexual fetish, from which I then kink shamed myself out. Future traumas from that, while not relevant to this video, I believe were in part due to a maladaptation because my parents were such dicks. People making me angry as a child for the lulz was a frequent pattern, so, of course I was bullied in school, so much I dropped out, ran into the arms of a boyfriend, who'd go on to do things I can't describe here to me.
Basically, be good to your kids. Don't let them become me. I too was diagnosed with ODD, though some shrinks called it something else, saying that the ODD shrink was not looking at the big picture: Conduct Disorder.
uhh, congratulations? I think?
Read your comment and damn was it like.... All I can say is that I hope you're doing fine now and you enjoy where you are in life.
I'm glad that you got your support.
It's getting harder to identify victims of abuse to understand people's thought processes these days, if victims turn out like their abusers. On the surface it's the same.
"Children are a reflection of their parents".
On the flip side, when kids turn out "right", it's always attributed to their parents as their work... sometimes undeservedly, when they are not part of most of their life. And if they were, it would end horribly.
I got a promise to keep, that I will never be like my parents.
Strong
Do you regret hurting the animals? Or do you think they deserved it, especially the neighbor's dog!
I don't mean this offensively
An actual prank is like putting a bottle on the table every time your mom puts it in the fridge to mess with her..
This on the other hand is just monstrous and awful
One thing that always angered me personally was the oldest brother, the dude was a little younger than me and there is NO WAY a functional normal person would see this and actively participate in this stuff towards their younger brother
I agree but you also gotta take into account how the parents were probably encouraging the older one to pick on cody. As a kid you obey your parents so he might have seen that he was hurting his brother but valued the approval of his parents more. I think. Take with a grain of salt. Not saying what anything any of them did was right, just why I think the kid was very compliant.
@@killkris yeye totally, that definitely was a part of it. I just remembered when this came out feeling personally disgusted by the brother cause of the age similarity
@@killkris In one of the videos Jake body slammed Cody who was about 8 or 9 to the floor.
The parents didn't care. Violence for views.
He's gonna hurt a lot of girls if he gets into relationships
I almost forgot about these guys. I have a screenshot somewhere of someone asking him about the kids on one of his fortnite livestreams and he just sits there looking incredibly pissed off
if you ever find this picture, please do link it that sounds hilarious
fortnite livestream? he was allowed to come back?!
Hope Cody is doing alright. With ODD be was probably going to school getting bullied by kids, getting singled out by teachers only to come home and have his parents scream at him for doing absolutely nothing only to laugh in his face afterwards. What a terrible life.
4:58 Pyro that's a shadow. A shadow is formed when light hits something and can't travel through it
Daddy o five pissed the absolute fuck out of me they deserve more.
Idk why I read that as fucked the absolute piss out of me
My dumbass brain thought that you meant that he pissed you off because he didn't abuse them enough.
May I introduce you to ✨torture✨?
"Smoking wont hurt my child"
The baby 40 years later:
*Literally Abusing Children :/*
She's crying cuz she lost her income and has to go and work outside in the real world.
That poor kid crying made me cry. It's so hear wrenching.
And my neighbor has a boy named Henry with glasses like Cody's. I think they're special glasses for some sort of severe eye problem. Or for kids specifically so they don't fall off.
Nah i remember watching this go down throughout the years. I felt so bad for these kids coming from a similar childhood. I can tell the kid, Cody, is relatively mature but the literal trauma is the reason he’s matured.
I remember the first time I saw the invisible ink prank I had to pause every 5 seconds to have a 1 minute break because it was causing me physical pain to watch. Not even a joke, with the way they were just screeching at him and his clear distress caused my body to develop genuine pain in my chest and through my nervous system. It was a genuinely painful experience just watching it, I can't imagine how much pain it had to have caused for Cody. What monsters do that to a child.
Yea its human nature, when a child is in distress, a normal person would show distress themselves and concerned about the wellbeing of said child. It makes me confused as to how people can do this to children for views or even fun. seriously hope that the kids will recover.
Same, I remember that video. Couldn’t watch it all the way because it just reminds me too much of my own childhood, dog. Like god damn, I’m still hesitant to even go near that channel.
Omniman after beating the shit out of Mark: "IT WAS A PRANK MARK, A PRANK!"
cody is the sweetest little boy the way this dad and evil stepmum treat him is beyond vile
"Hehehe, this prank is gonna be epic"
*Gaslights child*
You forgot about the part where they push and wear down Cody to the point where he tries to run away
I saw a comment on the video Pyro is reacting to, but I think it brings up a great point y'all need to hear. When the dad asked the kids if they had been traumatized by the pranks, they said no not because they genuinely feel that way, but when you grow up in an environment like the one shown in their videos, they'll end up being conditioned to say the things that'll get them in less trouble with the parents, rather than the answers that they themselves believe.
The daddyofive lore is almost as depressing as dark souls lore
Average dark souls player
"Every soul has its dark..."
-John Darksouls
You need to put a pound in Dark Souls jar for saying Dark Souls
Almost
I knew it was only a matter of time until Pyro would cover this SunnyV2 video. Really cool seeing him go back over things he was involved in, really fascinating.
" I genuinely think that the parents had good intentions"
That show how mad pyro is
Someday Cody will be old enough for an interview and we will welcome him with open arms.
I love how they call it tragic but they deserved EVERYTHING they got for what they did to the poor kids.
It’s weird having the outro memes without out
sync music blaring at the same time
The scary thing was that I remembered when I was younger (around 11-12) and watched them, I thought this behavior was normal because that’s how my family treated me. That was until I got into my late teens/early adult I realized that I was verbally and sometimes physically abused. Probably why I ended up in the foster care system and didn’t realize why until I got older and barely healing.
Cody’s glasses are one of the only styles you can get for kids his age, and they’re certainly more appealing to kids his age than the other styles. I was at the eye doctor one time, and I literally saw a carbon copy of Cody walk into the on-site eyeglass store, make a beeline for those glasses, and ask for nothing else.
I guess that proves that kids have absolutely no drip
When I was his age I did not wear any glasses like that idk wtf you sayin
@@MorkedUP1 neither did i, altho that might have something to do with me not needing them tho, dunno
Why are you bullying a kid
@@nman551
Being 10 years old is no excuse to not be drippin 😤😤😤😤😤😤
What are you talking about? I always had wire frames growing up.
I remember being around the age of the youngest kid when these were popular, and being scared of my parents, by seeing what they did. Thinking they might do it to me
3:35 he looks like the mix of the angry videogame nerd and the postal guy
the step mom sounds like a back alley chainsmoker at 13:22
Your not wrong but I hate that your right
As soon as the step mom started pleading her case I did a full ace ventura sarcastic laugh.
After watching this video, I now truly realise how bad my parents were
💀💀💀 fr
The amount of this genre of comment is very concerning, are you guys ok?
@@ShibuNub3305 n o
yeah in the comment sections i have discovered i may have some later form of ODD and yet i have never taken a single med for it
In SunnyV2's DaddyOFive video, he forgot the things that Mike & Heather said on that video (17:48 AKA Apology Video #1), they said that they were almost killed when someone almost ran them off the road with their car, they got death threats and Cody, Emma & Alex are terrified and they won't go outside and they also got in more trouble because their older kids made a channel called "The Martin Boys" and they made a video which shown them pranking strangers which got controversy and DJ Cook actually reviewed them to change some stuff and they did.
This is so sickening. Glad the kids are alright now. The biggest worry, however is that their faces have been permanently etched into internet history so I don't know how normal their lives can be after all that. It sucks too cuz the kids never knew better and we're just forced into this downward spiral of depravity and greed.
This is part of why plastic surgery isn't just a way for celebrities to look hot.
Pyro, I am bedridden and sick, but every time I watch one of your videos, the laughter I get out of it makes me feel that slight bit better, even if I am coughing a lung out laughing at your videos. Keep up the good work man, your videos make me smile every time I watch them.
I hope you feel better!
Made a blood sacrifice for you bro, get better
ok emery estrellla
@@skskskskjkjkjk4941 ah yeah thanks just what I needed, tell Satan I said hi
@@whitefang2312 thank you I appreciate it
18:17 “Alright I stabbed this guy but the person I stabbed was just overreacting for the crime scene so the crime would get more attention so technically I did nothing wrong.”
You, my good sir, just made my day.
your honor, my client was just doing a little bit of trolling
Cody is the guts of our generation
He'll be our Batman, spreading justice one way or another. He also has no parents, mainly because these "parents" aren't parents to begin with.
@@kosherre6243 being an orphan would’ve been better for his mental health lol
Daddy o'five being Gambino
@@kroh7742 lol
*So put your grasses on*
*Nothing will be wong!*
Never forget the mask Pyro wore in that video on Daddy o five, does he still have it? We may never know
I only remember the gas mask he had, what mask did he wear?
@@celtins6648 a sort of renaissance carnival mask, white like a crow with black ornate detailing he wore it years ago in his daddy o five video
@@unfathomable3434 Oh yeah I remember now, lmfao
@@unfathomable3434 I AM STUCK TO THE WAAALLLLL
Bring back Dr Loser
I Died When He Mentioned That The Dad Looked Like The Postal Dude
3:33 this guy looks like he would come up to me and say "hey there, would you like to sign my petition?"
My day got so much worse after seeing this. It was so clear that the kids were treated badly on everyday basis, I really cannot believe they thought it was a good idea to produce content at the cost of their children mental health.
Unironically, watching that invisible ink "prank" made me nauseous and sickened me to my core.
Their channel was an excuse to be abusive.
Thanks Pyro. I was having trouble finding something to watch until I saw this video come across my feed. Now I've gone to watch sunny v2 instead.
I've had experience as a primary school tutor at a public tutoring center, and one of the student there had Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and its clear to see how devastating the effects are on their life. We hear from their parents that they are caught in physical confrontation with other kids at their school every other day. The worst part from an educational standpoint is that children with these behavioral disorders are far too often neglected in the classroom, when in reality they are the one who need the help the most. People diagnosed with this disorder will refuse to comply with orders not because they want to, but instead as a natural reaction.
EDIT: Just to let people know, I'm not a trained psychologist or anything, however my employer does have credentials in the area and I learnt about these behavioral disorders from them.
Honestly, i find it cool Pyro is going back go channels that he used to make videos on to see where they are now, very nice to listen to
"my parents were wrongfully accused of things they did not do but made the best choices they could for OfficialFamilyOFive- my parents have turned over all right and responsibility of the website to me, Jake"
definitely safe to say they learned their lesson.
admit it or not, but people took the situation way too out of hand and probably ruined the kids lives way worse than the parents ever could. if you actually watched their videos they seemed like great parents, and the kids loved them
@irish science were we watching the same video? The kids loved their parents and I believe the parents loved them, but that doesn't make them great parents. They were still terrible parents who abused their kids for money and fame
@@cheesballman2 they did seem like great parents aside from the CZcams shit. but I think the story got blown out of proportion and ruined their entire family. if you watch their new videos on "familyofive" they all seem traumatized lol. and two of the kids were separated all because of youtube, now I'm not saying the parents didnt have it coming, but the story got way too blown up and did wayyy more unnecessary harm than good for them
actually their new channel is called "the martin family"
@@irishscience580 there was actually physical abuse and ur trying to convince me that it's "blown out of proportion"?
@@Cunny_Lord if you want to consider him pushing his kid away and he hits a door frame by mistake as "physical abuse" then that's on you. if that's the case than receiving a whooping might aswell be torture, lol
I want to become a teacher and this is beyond upsetting. I remember feeling empty when watching your video on this family years ago. Seeing how if a child is traumatised early on, how it affects them in many ways throughout their life is awful. Family channels exploit their children, who can't consent to be on a video, and profit off abuse.
It's one thing to 'scare'your kids. No matter what the reason, screaming at a child for something they didn't do is just sadistic. They are just weak and miserable people, even if it hadn't take. Off they would have continued making those kids cry, as they CLEARLY enjoyed it. Always , every time. Before, after, probably while editing the videos , too.
@@1WEareBUFO1 true
I watched the whole stream but I like hearing pyro so I’ll gladly watch and like again
8:46 I'm pretty sure that clip of "I love you, but I don't like you" is in the NerdCity videos on DO5, but I'm unsure which one. On top of that, I'd proceed to those videos with caution. The original video NerdCity made on DO5 actually almost made me cry. It's some twisted shit, especially when you consider the long-term effects on those kids.
Also, if I remember correctly, there were a few "pranks" on Emma. One of them she started crying because the dad had one of the boys spray her with a water gun while she was drawing, ruining the picture she was making. I think she said something along the lines of "I was just trying to make a pretty picture" or something like that. Absolutely sickening.
Yeah it is. It’s in the nerd city video.
Also in the video nerd city said they had a lot of their deleted video’s saved
Its so nice for SunnyV2 to be making content for all these reactors.
Best charity service ever ngl
Another great youtube video from my favorite youtuber Scarce
so as someone who has done a paper in college on ODD, i can give a brief run down; ODD is more than just unruly behavior. it's characterized by everything you read out, but also specifically vindictive and revenge-seeking behavior that is often cruel or rude. ODD is one of the four most common diagnoses among children in the foster system, and is commonly found in children that have been abused by authority figures.
even more worryingly, in treatment-resistant or treatment-non-receiving children, the general lifecourse of ODD is from oppositional defiant disorder to conduct disorder to antisocial personality disorder. altho it seems like just unruly behavior, its something thats actually very dangerous for a childs relationships with peers, friends, and parents, and can lead to a very dangerous life path
14:02 it’s more like shooting a guy in the leg and then trying to convince the guy he actually shot himself
I like this kind of videos of catching up on channels that pyro watched years ago to see where they are now