From a kid who argues with the teacher over if the Sun is real
or not? Yeah, the sun to a kid who
thinks sitting in chairs is offensive.
These are the craziest gen Z kids you've ever seen.
Let's go We're gonna go sorry we're going to call this
subscribers. Submitted this Story Jesse
anyways so in Jesse's class there is a kid and we're just
going to calm the Gen Z kid, right?
So the Gen Z kid is sitting in class.
In today, they were learning about space or something.
I don't totally know why this happened this.
So this was in fifth grade. I think they were just you doing
like a small unit on space or something and the teacher was
saying something about like, yadda yadda, this planet,
whatever. And then she said something
about the Sun and And this kid spent a lot of time on Tick-Tock
and the thing is Right, Tick-Tock super addictive.
You know, the algorithms are made to keep you on there, but
also, there's a lot of misinformation that spreads on
there because you see someone who says something and it blows
up, and it reaches a bunch of people, and there's no real
fact-checking or sources cited, and you kind of just take them
at face value or maybe not you, but a lot of people do.
So, this kid, the Gen Z kid must have seen a tick tock and as for
you page being like, guys, the Sonic isn't real because I have
never been to the sun before, therefore, it doesn't exist
which some kind of some kind of like backwards, ridiculous
logic. That makes no sense at all but
it said with like ominous spooky background music number 28.
So anyone who sees it's like oh my God, you're right, so yeah,
anyways this all happened when the teacher mentioned something
about the sun and the tick tock kid, literally smirks gives a
little laughs and says, out loud.
The sun don't tell me you guys still believe in this son, One
and kind of looking around. Right.
So Jess he's looking at this kid who literally laughs and says,
don't tell me you guys look at the Sun or look it's on.
You don't tell me you guys still believe in the Sun as he like
looks around at all the other classmates and believe it or
not? All the other classmates.
Instead of being an agreement laughing Alive At The Tick.
Tock, he had imagined in his little scenario that what was
actually was going to happen with all the other kids were
going to be like oh yeah, that's so ridiculous.
Don't worry man. We also don't believe in the
sun. We saw that Niche, Obscure,
disinformation, take tough videos.
Well, that's totally real. But no, everyone looks at the
kid and the teacher stops like teaching for a second because
the teachers like come again. Now, like what?
And the sport nuts. Not spoiled kid.
I'm sorry. He's telling stories about
spoiled kid. The Gen Z kid looks at the
teacher. He's like wait, you guys
actually still believe in the son and he like looks around all
like confused or whatever and everyone's kind of looking at
them. Like, dude, what are you even
saying right now? The kids like guys, do not tell
me that you guys are falling for the machine and believing that
the sun is a real. I saw a video on Tick-Tock
yesterday. That was all like this son isn't
real because tell me, have you ever been to the sun?
No. So and I was thinking about it.
I was like, dude, My mind just opened up.
It's true. I've never actually been to the
sun before so it probably isn't even a thing.
So you guys are really believing into the system.
Jesse's like dude like you can see it in the sky and look if
you look at it for too long your eyes hurt and like if you're in
the Sun for too long your skin burns like it, it definitely is
there man and then this like the Gen Z kid looks at Jesse and
he's like, dude don't tell me you're falling for the
disinformation. It's probably like A government
thing and Jesse's looking at this kid, like, what your best
response to me saying, you can see it and like, it hurts your
eyes and your skin. The best response to that which
is totally logical. Is, it's probably a government
dot dot thing. Question, mark.
What? Like, dude, I thought you said
the government, like the sun wasn't even real and so the
teacher kind of steps in is like, hey, like Genesee kid.
Just son is real. It's like you can even see it.
I don't know where you saw this video on Tick-Tock or whatever
the kids are on, right? But that's not true.
The sun is real. Trust me.
And you know, the Gen Z kids like dude, why should I trust
you? Like you're definitely in bed
with the government and because of this, teaching gig where you
making all this money to spread disinformation and the teachers,
just looking at this kid, like, bro, you think I became a
teacher for the money and the He starts laughing because if you
guys don't know, teachers do a really important job but they're
definitely not compensated that. Well, you do not go into
teaching because you're trying to make some fat stacks.
Not a single person would do that unless they had no idea
Ellis. They knew literally nothing
about teaching and especially teaching compensation.
Would they ever go into teaching to make money, right?
So the teacher is like, look I survived, but I definitely am
not making money and I'm definitely also not paid by the
Meant to spread this information and they can the the Gen Z kids.
I alright guys, that's enough of this nonsense and he stands up
and he's like, okay I I'm I'm calling it right now.
We have a Max Mass Exodus from this class.
Anyone who believes the sun is fake.
Get up right now and walk out of this class so that the truth can
be heard and the kid gets up and the Gen Z kid legitimately looks
around the classroom expecting like every single kid to Rise up
and be like yeah man, you're right, this son is not real at
all. Dude, I believe in you.
You're saying what's right? But what actually ended up
happening was every single kid including Jesse just stayed in
their seat. It was almost as if they were
sitting harder than usual. Whatever that means they were
just emphasizing that they were sitting.
It was like sitting with an exclamation point not a period.
I don't, I don't know how to explain it but they're all this
looking at this kid. Like, dude, You're freaking
embarrassing yourself right now man like what are you saying
dude and the kids like so you're all part of the system and
believe in this son. You know what, I'm going to take
my truth with me and if you realize the truth someday, well
it's too late for you goodbye. And the kid legitimately gets up
and walks other classroom. So basically, the teacher had to
go find him outside of class and have a little discussion about
them. Out.
You know, he can't believe what he wants and he can do what
think what he wants, right? But he can't disrupt the
classroom and you know the teacher like he showed the
teacher, the video and apparently the teacher was
almost immediately able to like point out the logical fallacies
and eventually the kids like okay I guess I can seed that
maybe the sun is real and I guess I can seed that perhaps
you're not paid hundreds of millions of dollars by secret
government agents to spread to Information because like the
teacher showed him his car and it's like, this is not what I
buy 500 billion dollars and yeah.
So eventually they came back to class the next day.
He was kind of known as the sun is fake kid for a while, but
eventually kind of blew over. If you thought that gen Z kid
was crazy, you're not even ready for the next one, because we're
going to call the subscriber who submitted that one James.
So anyways, right, there's a kid in James's class, Who is the
very typical gen Z Twitter type person.
Like, I don't know. It's almost like a professional
sport to try and become offended by everything.
Let me just set the record. Clear, like, there are things
that people should be genuinely offended by like, it is totally
understandable. If someone does something, or
says something that is completely out of pocket, like,
there are instances, right? And also, maybe someone does
something. They don't even mean to be like
disrespectful, right? It's better to let them know in
a respectful tone, that they're being disrespectful by doing X.
So that they don't disrespect someone else.
It's good to do that, right? However, there are also people,
especially gen Z people that almost take this like as a
lifelong crusade to find a problem with everything in to
minimize or to maximize every small Speck into.
Well, what if this? And then that and then this and
then that and then this and that and I baked think I've had some
now. So this kid kind of took that to
the extreme and we're going to call this kid, the Gen Z kid.
So anyways, James was in class with his kid and this kid was
kind of just known For being a little weird for just being a
little strange, right? So, one day he comes in the
class and he tells the teacher that he today is protesting the
class. And the teacher looks at him as
like to know my God, what? He's and the so the teachers
like, okay, can you at least tell me why you're protesting
the class today? Like, can you let me know why
you're protesting the class? Like, it can you inform?
Can you enlighten me? Me a little bit and the kid was
like, yeah. So you know what?
I prefer to sit on the ground. I was thinking about this, and I
like lying on the ground. When I'm at home, it is easier
for me to do my homework. It's better for my digestion.
I prefer to sit on the ground and there are no options for me
to do. So.
In this classroom, all the tables have chairs on them for
the people who enjoy sitting but my preferences of On the ground
are not being accommodated, which I find extremely
offensive. So I am protesting this class
until this gets fixed and dude, like James was in class, and he
was just like, dude, what? So everyone was sitting there
just like bro, Twitter is a person's going crazy again like
what's going on now and they're listening in and like, James
turns to his friend, who's like this gotta be a bit, right?
Like this, got to be a big practical joke and they checked
the calendar and it wasn't April 1st.
They're like, oh my God, it's like August 28th or like Tobar
24th. It's not April 1st what's going
on. Yeah, so sure enough, the
teacher is kind of really like weirded out by this.
But they're also like, okay, the teacher realizes that they can't
just like snap on this kid and kind of like be realistic with
them, like they have to they cave a little bit, but they're
just trying to be there just trying to deescalate the
situation. So the teacher is like, okay, I
really don't think you should uh, protest the class.
I can definitely see if there's like a rug Something in the, I
don't know the closet if you really want to lay on it.
Like, you could do that if you really wanted to, like you could
also just lay on the ground and the Gen Z kid, is like, what lie
on the ground, and which is this, like, I don't know why
they were so like, like rid of like, wow, that's insane.
Because didn't they just say that they, like, laying on the
ground? It's at home.
But sure enough. They're like, I want something
built for me to lay on, which is like Pro, the whole point of
laying on the ground. And is you're laying on the
ground, you're not laying on your bed.
Basically, what this kid ended up like his at this point, James
starting to realize that all this kid was saying was that
they don't prefer to lay on the ground.
They prefer to lay on a bed and the fact that the school didn't
have like, twenty eight beds in a classroom for all the kids
sole on is. Oh, no, that's, that's bad man.
Because oh, yeah, if kids are not allowed to lay in their beds
and class, oh no, good Heavens, dude.
They have to sit in a seat. You have to sit in a chair.
Or like everyone else. Oh no, yes.
So the teacher starts to catch onto and it's like, no, like you
can lay on the ground if you want, but I can't do anything
beyond that and the kid, the Gen C kit is, like starts laughing.
And everyone, the classes like, did they just, like, did a screw
literally just fall out of their head, like, what's going on
right now? Why is this kid laughing?
So the kids laughing and the kids like, oh, mr.
Teacher, you just made a huge mistake.
You Don't know what you just did.
I'm going to go to the front office and I'm going to say that
you were discriminating against my preferences and you're gonna
get fired and then the kid Laughs.
Again, James is this turns to his friend like for a second
James like weight? Could they actually do that?
But yeah, so sure enough, the Gen Z kids storms out of class.
The teacher didn't look that concerned because I think the
teacher realized that he probably couldn't be probably,
right? Probably probably couldn't be
fired. It because a kid was mad that
they didn't have a bed in class for them to lay on most likely
that was not going to result in him getting booted from his,
like, can your long position at like this?
I don't look unlikely. So the anyways, the Genesee kid
marches up to the front office and so I mean, James doesn't
know exactly what happened but he heard bits and pieces and can
assume what happened because you know, he wasn't like there and
The office with them. But anyways, sure.
Enough Genesee Genesee girl, or whatever, right Jonesy kid goes
up to the front office, demands to speak with the principal has
to wait, like 20 minutes because like Law and Order, right?
The principal is other thing that they need to do.
Tell us that to the principal about the horrors of not having
a bed personally set aside for them and how that's what they
want to do. And when the teacher didn't like
cave to the fact that they The bed in class that they must be
fired because that is her preference.
She wants to sleep in a bed and the principal like I think the
tea I think the principal knew that like the principal had a
bit more power in the situation than a teacher does.
So the principal kind of gave it to her straight and was like
dude no the real world right is not going to Cave to every
single preference you have. It's not going to do everything.
You want to ask. If every kid has to sit in a
seat and every kid has a in a seat just like think
logistically for a second, what it would be like if we got 20
beds in a classroom, first of all, a lot of kids, like what if
they wanted to have seats? And then you'd have to have
seats and beds. Also beds are not conducive to
good studying and just a lot of stuff like that.
And yeah, the Gen Z girl. I had to come in to class the
next day completely defeated and it was a little embarrassing for
her. If you thought that those gen Z
kids were bad, this final one is like the Pinnacle of gen Z.
So anyways, we're going to call this subscriber who submitted
this story. Ash you guys catch the pattern
so far, Jesse James Ash OG Pokemon people.
You know, that is, I've been watching Pokemon forever, but I
used to as a kid anyways. So there's a kid in his class
who were going to call the Gen Z kid.
So, this kid, he had a tick tock account, and he posted a video
of his dog doing something, and it got like 50,000 views.
And that sounds really good. And 50,000 views is really cool.
I mean, I'd be happy if I got 50,000 on to Talk.
That sounds pretty good but at the end of the day, some stuff
on Tick-Tock will just randomly go viral and it's not as if he
gained like 10 thousand followers who follow him because
of his dog and he can make a branded account out of his dog,
right? Like build a, like, a brand
around that because like, Doug the Pug and some other there are
like legitimate Brands built around dogs, but now he just had
a random video. Get 50 k.
And this kid, the Gen Z kid believed that he now was going
to become a Tick-Tock celebrity and Dropped out to pursue his
quote, unquote, passion of tick-tock like, bro.
What? Real quick, comment, gen Z.
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So sure enough, this kid started going around telling everyone.
It was so great to get to know them and remember their in sixth
grade or whatever that it was so great to get to know them that
when he was rich famous successful and had a six-pack
12-pack body, ABS movie star type lifestyle, right?
Living with his laptop, on a jet, on a plane, on a boat, on a
mansion that, you know, what he would, he would remember them.
And if they were lucky enough that they could stay at his mega
yacht Mansion boat jet, super cool Cobra sore.
I don't even know this point. Anyways, he was basically, he
was going around telling people that he came to the conclusion
that he was going to drop out to pursue Tick-Tock which Look I'm
actually not a hundred percent against people really like
honing in on their skills if they get if they get a shot of
virality on a social media platform, I don't suggest
dropping out unless you have a very scalable sustainable, six
seven figure income from that stuff, because it can go away,
insanely fast. But I do actually suggest, if
you get a short burst of attention, on a social media
platform, I am all for you digging in and trying to build
something out of that that maybe can turn into something.
Sure. But that's a more serious
discussion for a different platform at a different time.
I do not suggest you drop out of school because one of your Tick
Tock videos goes viral by accident.
You get no traction from it. So people were immediately
telling the kids like oh wait, why are you dropping out like do
you have an account you we don't know about.
He's like, no, look at this. And he like pulls out his phone
and he shows them the video and the video is has like 52
thousand views, which is cool. But dude, First of all, that's
only 52 thousand views. Which look, I remember the days
when I'd be happy with 30 views, but we're talking about dropping
out of school. Fifty-two thousand views is
nothing and second of all, it's time, Tick Tock was short form
content, which is way easier to get views on.
I don't know how I haven't been able to and I'm tried a bit but
just generally much easier to so yeah, eventually he comes up to
Ash gives the whole steel of like, oh man, I'm gonna be so
rich and I'm dropping out because I may be at Soccer and
Ash kind of like tells him straight up like dude I don't
think you should do that. Like I get it like you had a
video do well which like you totally could have the time to
and also there in 6th grade. It's not like you still I think
you still like legally need to be in school at that point.
It's like dude like first of all, I don't know.
You can drop out of school second ball.
Why can't you just do both? Like I really.
Like think you could put in the time for both doing both and
also look, this could this video going viral is Cooling?
Like congratulations, man. But this isn't enough to really
stand on alone. Like this really isn't as
impressive as maybe you may think it is and, you know, the
tick tock kid immediately, when he hears this is I dude you're
just jealous of My Success on this platform.
Like you're just jealous that you're not going to be able to
drop out of school and live the laptop luxury Safari Mega jet
Victory yacht Mansion lifestyle, that I'm Going to and Ashes, or
a, she's like, all right, bro. Like cool, live your life and
so, yeah. Actually this kids stop showing
up to class entirely because Ash had one or two classes with
them. And Ash was really surprised
because he was sure that this kid because this kid had been
known for like telling lies a lot telling tall tales and all
this kind of time. It's all this type of stuff,
right? But he never actually expected
this kid was going to follow through with oh I'm going to
draw. Voucher Pursuit Tick-Tock first
because you can't even drop out in the sixth grade.
You'd have to become like homeschooled and that's not even
really dropping out. This is taking a being
homeschooled, right? So sure enough this kid had told
nobody, but he stopped attending classes to pursue Tick-Tock.
And in all fairness this kid was posting a lot of videos on
Tick-Tock. Right.
But one thing that you'll learn when you see if you ever try to
make like content or whatever is you kind of need to stick to the
same niche. Maybe not the same.
You need to have can like a continuous theme and your
content because people will follow you to get something,
right? They want to be entertained or
informed, or something. If I started making random Vlogs
and then cooking videos in the math tutorials, alongside my
stories, they wouldn't perform well because people came to me
for my stories for the commentary.
Whatever you guys came to me for, right?
So this kid was posting like 12 times a day and he was posting
like random Vlogs. He's like hey guys dropping out
of Or Blog episode 1, and then he be like, hey, guys, so this
is me playing video games and they'd be like, hey guys, they
all like, all the views was like, 20 views, 40 views, which
is whatever and it's fine if you're just doing Tick-Tock for
fun. Who cares, how many views you
get? I don't care if you get zero
views, man like you did something for fun but this kid
was doing it because he dropped out.
Yeah. So he didn't actually drop out.
All he did was he stopped attending classes.
So after a couple days of not attending classes, this His
parents got a message from the school being like kids about to
be on probation. He's not, he's like dropping out
of all, he's not attending classes has he been home like
you guys got to let us know if he's sick or he's not coming in
and the parents obviously freaked out and they confronted
the kid and the kids like I was pursuing Cruise which posting
to, like, 12 people on Tick. Tock is not a business Endeavor,
if you have, like, millions of people and you're able to
convert that to a product, or maybe convert other people to
someone else's product and make a commission off of that.
Then fair enough, that is a business, right?
However, this is not a business and his parents were like, dude,
you can't just not show up to class to like, what?
So yeah. After this kid, the Gen Z kid
was talking all this smack about how he's going to live his
laptop luck. Lifestyle to everyone.
Within two days, he's back in classes.
And I think as tells me that at least most people were cool
about it, like they weren't gonna top this kid because
whatever likes does not worth the energy but apparently one
kid actually did go up to him and be like, Yo, dude, did you
drive in today and your Lamborghini Bugatti, like, what
colors? You Bugatti, bro.
Like, I'm actually really excited to see it.
I mean, I know you're still here, but do you like chart in
on your super yacht or something?
Like Dude where's your bouquet? Yeah he was like messing with
the kid or whatever but other than that it just goes to show
dude. Gen Z kids I'm a gen Z kid.
Technically guys don't believe everything on the internet for
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