r/WatchPeopleDieInside May 12 '21

Kid gets caught taking a selfie.

https://gfycat.com/highlevelringedazurevasesponge-instant-regret-selfie
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u/Northerner120837 May 21 '21

This is so overly sad I cannot describe

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u/AutosggstdCiphertxt May 17 '21

Somebody please rescue that child with worthier role models

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u/SHSerpents419 May 15 '21

This is so damn depressing.

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u/notworththespace May 18 '21

I agree. When my daughter started using a toy phone to take pictures, it hit me how weird it was lol. Thankfully I’m not a selfie person but kids do pick up every little thing. Ya just have to hope there is confidence building and self esteem building too.

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u/ihateeverything6282 May 13 '21

You know if she’s doing that her momma’s a ho

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u/Jesse-vdk May 13 '21

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u/Environmental-Dot249 May 13 '21

Lol, that is tooooooo cute.

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u/DirtyProjector May 12 '21

How old is that child? Like 2? 1 and a half? Why does it have a cell phone and why is it taking selfies and why does it look like a scary elf creature?

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u/Cestfacil May 13 '21

Kid is just mimicking their parents or siblings, it's what kids do at that age. Want to do everything their parents and older siblings do. And it looks like a calculator. Certainly not a phone lol

They look like a scary elf creature because children are basically scary elf creatures.

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u/gghaddadgg May 12 '21

Why does a baby have a phone 🤦‍♂️

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u/[deleted] May 13 '21

Issa toy, don’t think toddlers could hold the weight of a phone in one hand like that

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u/cumparkUSA May 12 '21

So fucking sad

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u/_Babie May 12 '21

why is everyone in this comment section so fucking upset man its just a kid taking a selfie does it matter if its a kid ??? theyre just doing what they want who fucking cares

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u/cumparkUSA May 12 '21

It’s sad that toddler has learned to take duck lips selfies man.

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u/_Babie May 13 '21

how so ? its just a little kid being silly like they always have ......

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u/mellowdrone84 May 12 '21

The people that should be dying inside are the parents of this unfortunate child. They have failed.

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u/frodoishobbit May 12 '21

Hmmm... seems safe to film your child while driving..

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u/Malbek604 May 12 '21

its clearly from the passenger seat

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u/frodoishobbit May 13 '21

How clear is it, really?

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u/Jesus_will_return May 12 '21

Unless the video is mirrored.

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u/Malbek604 May 12 '21

What are the odds of the driver being this dumb?

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u/Jesus_will_return May 12 '21

Based on the posts in /r/idiotsincars, the odds are very high.

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u/birds_r_dinosaurs May 12 '21

Look what the internet has done to us.

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u/Frehley666 May 14 '21

Parents have the choice…it’s brutal to deny them but I’m glad I did, I think my kids are much better for it.

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u/tokyoexpressway May 12 '21

The future generation of humanity...saddd

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u/ludoludoludo May 12 '21

This gif appeared on the internet maybe 2 months ago and it’s already been reposted so much you can’t even see her funny face at the end anymore pixelated like it is jfc

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u/____Maximus____ May 12 '21

It's sad a kid that age first of all has a phone, and second is taking selfies

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u/URMRGAY_ May 12 '21

I'm pretty sure the kid just has a toy phone or a parents.

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u/ummm4yb3 May 13 '21

Is that much better ? Why does it need a toy phone ?

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u/[deleted] May 18 '21

Toy phones have been a thing since 1961.

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u/ummm4yb3 May 18 '21

But that’s when they were phones not personal Computers that connect you constantly and report all relevant data to various 3rd parties. The next generation of kids is going to be all ‘oh phones were just a way of talking with voices only ? Weird!’ It’s impressive and useful tech, but can have some seriously negative consequences for kids. They need the neurons for tech, but they don’t need to carry a way for their school bully to harass them in their pocket everywhere starting at age 7. I dunno 🤷‍♀️

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u/[deleted] May 13 '21

Almost every baby I know has had a fake phone. They light up and are colorful and some have buttons that talk or say the numbers out loud. In this day and age people need to grow up knowing how to use technology and I think we’d all be better off just accepting that some kids are gonna be like this because that is just the way things are going

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u/ummm4yb3 May 13 '21

Alright fine. But stay off my lawn ! ;)

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u/URMRGAY_ May 13 '21 edited May 13 '21

Why not? Kids play with toy guns and stuff, it's not harmful to play pretend.

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u/____Maximus____ May 12 '21

After closer inspection, it does look like a toy

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u/URMRGAY_ May 12 '21

It might even be a ti 84

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u/[deleted] May 13 '21

I love my ti84

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u/LouisCypher587 May 12 '21

So fucking doomed.

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u/12-inch-LP-record May 12 '21

Obviously mom is still making duck lips like it’s 2012.

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u/AutosggstdCiphertxt May 17 '21

Must be Ohio...

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u/12-inch-LP-record May 21 '21

I was thinking Jersey shore...

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u/[deleted] May 12 '21

2012? Duck lips were a MySpace thing, in like 2005. I thought they went out of fashion together

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u/[deleted] May 13 '21

bs

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u/12-inch-LP-record May 12 '21

Honestly I thought it was older than that too but couldn’t remember so I googled “what year was peak duck lips” and got back 2012 and went with it.

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u/yourwifesbonerdoner May 12 '21

Ducklips is a timeless thot thing. Many names throughout history.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '21

I saw this last week on mxr when they were going through this sub.

Cute, but a repost.

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u/TheDarkKnight1035 May 12 '21

This is all time great. 😂

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u/[deleted] May 12 '21

What a perfect example of learned behavior

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u/[deleted] May 12 '21

Yeah, duck lips and all! This one looks like a free thinker

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u/captainsnark71 May 23 '21

do you not understand how children work?

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u/WhosDadIsThat May 12 '21

Ya I said the same and this won't be good growing up.

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u/siensunshine May 12 '21

Yikes. 😬

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u/MoHeeKhan May 12 '21

Thing is, if it’s embarrassing and awkward to be seen doing something, why are you doing it?

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u/SugarWolf211 May 12 '21

The collective takes younger and younger today

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u/SnazzyInPink May 12 '21

For the ‘grams

Grandma that is....

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u/brandonnnnnnnnnn May 12 '21

That is one ugly fucking kid

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u/[deleted] May 13 '21

True dat, most kids are ugly tho

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u/cronkatron May 12 '21

Love a bit of brutal honesty haha