Older generations never understand what the younger generations find amazing. But show them something not nearly as impressive in an older medium and they freak out.
@@LaughingOrange The reason is simply that they measure "importance" by that is shown on the medias they know. Most boomers don't understand twitch and the internet, so for them being in any way or form famous in the internet means nothing. They don't understand how much the media is shaped at the moment by the internet
@@acmenipponair i feel so old because last week i had to explain to my friends what twitch was. when its already in my generation i understand why mousys parent freak out more about something in the newspaper^^
It's a bit sad that her parents, who I'm sure are very proud, can't even tell their friends and loved ones what their daughter has accomplished. It doesn't take away from their pride in her I'm sure but it must suck to not be able to tell anyone for the sake of helping Mouse stay anonymous.
From what I understand is that it's quite likely that her relatives would spread the news and dox her just as fast. Last thing she needs are false friends and stalkers thinking she's super rich and whatnot.
You have to remember her mum calls mouseys twitch streams "her little show" but now to see it in the newspaper, that she can hold in her hands and read, it is amazing to her, even though mouse has possibly more viewers than the paper has readers.
Poor Mousey. I get she needs her privacy for safety, but as someone who can't leave the house, having so few ppl know about what she does must be hard sometimes
For a latin family having a famous daughter but not being able to tell anybody must be the worst nightmare.
It's like playing on "hardmode" for them I'm sure.
Daughters one of the most subbed people on Twitch
Parents: “Is.. that a good thing”
Appears in the newspaper
Parents: “OMG! OMG! OMG! That’s amazing!”
Older generations never understand what the younger generations find amazing. But show them something not nearly as impressive in an older medium and they freak out.
@@LaughingOrange The reason is simply that they measure "importance" by that is shown on the medias they know. Most boomers don't understand twitch and the internet, so for them being in any way or form famous in the internet means nothing. They don't understand how much the media is shaped at the moment by the internet
@@acmenipponair i feel so old because last week i had to explain to my friends what twitch was. when its already in my generation i understand why mousys parent freak out more about something in the newspaper^^
Her familly always trying to dox her is so cute and funny.
😭😭😭😭😭
Nah, he's gotta be super proud of his little girl. It must be hard to not dox her at every opportunity.
Mousey's family seems very wholesome and sweet. LOL Ironpapa trying to dox her.
“I gotta tell everyone that the newspaper wrote an article about my daughter!”
“Oh no you don’t!”
“Oh…. Okay”
It's a bit sad that her parents, who I'm sure are very proud, can't even tell their friends and loved ones what their daughter has accomplished. It doesn't take away from their pride in her I'm sure but it must suck to not be able to tell anyone for the sake of helping Mouse stay anonymous.
From what I understand is that it's quite likely that her relatives would spread the news and dox her just as fast. Last thing she needs are false friends and stalkers thinking she's super rich and whatnot.
It might suck a little bit, but I'm glad they're at least internet savvy enough to know how important one's anonymity is online.
You have to remember her mum calls mouseys twitch streams "her little show" but now to see it in the newspaper, that she can hold in her hands and read, it is amazing to her, even though mouse has possibly more viewers than the paper has readers.
Back in the day, being in the news papers was a high honor... Unless you were a criminal
or in the obituaries
Or the victim of a fatal accident
Guess this is getting framed on a wall
She would probably also tell them not to do that because of family XDDD
He’s Irondad, and if we call her Ironleak for accidentally leaking stuff all the time (been awhile tho), so can we call him Dadleak if he doxxed her?
Im surprised that her parents have managed to keep her secret for this long.
Her parents really did do a wonderful job raising such a kind soul, they deserve to be proud
Mouse your accomplishments in life fill your family with so much pride i wish more families cared as much
Adorable
What was in the paper O.o?
An full article (about 2.5 pages) about Ironmouse was in a Puerto Rican newspaper.
@@krisisgod666 Apparently, it's "the" newspaper over there.
@@krisisgod666 Thats awesome.
god thats too wholesome
Cute 💝
The day Ironmouse retires her family is telling everyone
Background music - i heard it somewhere
Uh oh
Dios mio!! Dad why didn't u called!
Poor Mousey. I get she needs her privacy for safety, but as someone who can't leave the house, having so few ppl know about what she does must be hard sometimes
I really like that episode
Hello how are you
Conor ever kiss you?
Bruh