♪ (upbeat techno intro) ♪ - (FBE) On a scale from one
to five, how spoiled would you say that Tyler is?
- Oh my gosh. Being an only child? I'd say four. - I am...
- Four. - I am not.
- Oh my gosh. Yeah. - She's a four for now.
(ding) (chuckles)
- Five. For sure. - (FBE) We're gonna have you
watch some clips of spoiled kids, and then we're gonna have you
rate them on how spoiled you think they are on a scale
from one to five. - (both) Okay.
- (man) All right, Craig. What do you think? - (Craig) Are you guys, serious? A Thunderbolt display?
- Dude, that's a new Mac! - (Craig) That's crap! No, seriously, you guys.
- What a brat. Is he for real? - (Craig) You're gonna get me
a Thunderbolt display. - What?!
- I'm pissed. What?! - He's kicking the other gift.
- Did he just leave? - (Craig) Stupid!
- (gasps) - Ungrateful. I would've been like,
"Yeah, get out. And don't come back." (chuckles)
- Jeez! - Exactly.
- (both chuckle) - That's so sad.
That's not funny. That's sad. - No, it's fu-- (laughs)
Oh my god. - And if I yelled
at my mom like that... - I would take it back to the store.
- My mom would take it back. - Are you sure I'm on a five now?
- Oh, you're still on a five for sure. ♪ (game over music) ♪ - That's a new Mac. I mean,
that's like 2,000 bucks, isn't it? - Wow.
- You mean to tell me that a $2,000 gift
is not good enough? - (FBE) So, on a scale
from one to five, with five being the highest,
how spoiled do you think that kid is? - Five.
- I'll say a three, because I feel like
there's gonna be more coming. - Yeah.
- (both) Five. - Five all the way.
- He's on the five level, because he kicked gifts walking out.
- Yeah, five! Level five. - Yeah.
- Oh, no. Not again. - (kid) These shoes ugly as hell!
- (girl) I got these too! - At least he's little.
- (girl) Michael, he got me - (boy) What the [censored]
with them ugly ass... - Oh my god.
- (girl) I got pink ones. - (boy) Yeah, with your girl head... - Kids are honest.
- First of all, that mouth. That language.
- I don't see anything wrong with the shoes, one.
- Yeah, that's true. Nothing's wrong with the shoes.
- I think it's pink and it's red. I feel like the kid--
they're allowed to talk too much. - Why are you letting
your kids curse? - (laughs)
- They're not raising him correctly, obviously.
- Yeah. - Such an attitude. I probably
would've flew across that floor and been like, "Hey!
What are you saying?" - I mean, he's like five
or six or seven. I mean, what do you expect?
- I would say three. - I'm gonna give him a five,
because they must give him a lot for him to be able
to even think that that was okay. - I'll give them, like...
- Four. - A three.
- Actually, no. Three, because it's a kid.
- I don't think they're really spoiled.
It's just the language. - One.
- One. Yeah. - (man) Listen, you need to eat. - (boy) I'm eating chicken. - Mm.
- (boy) I need a knife! - Oh, he wants a knife.
- (woman) ...don't want you to get hurt with it. - (boy cries)
- Oh, yeah. Public tantrum. - Oh my god.
- Ooh! - Wow.
- Wow. - Disrespect. - (boy) I want dessert! - He needs a popping. Pop, pop, pop.
- No. - Super Nanny. Yeah. We used to watch that. I don't know if you remember.
- We did? - When you were little, yeah.
I used to TiVo and make you watch episodes.
I'm like, "Don't be like that." - (laughs)
- Mm-mm. - This the type of thing
that makes me not wanna have kids when I'm older.
- I would be embarrassed if my kid was acting that way.
We wouldn't-- I would not allow them to sit at the table
acting that way. We would go to the ladies' room
or go outside and take a walk and have a talk.
- No, there's a language you need to have
between you and your child that when you go to the restaurant,
she knows. I just give out-- There's a look I give out.
- That's spoiled, but it's the parents' fault.
It's not the kid's fault. - Yeah.
- They're just raised with parents who are really easy on them,
and that's why they're screaming at four years old.
I'd give it a four, but four without
blaming them for it. - I'd say a three.
- That's a very spoiled child. Five. - Yeah, I think about five.
- I'm gonna say a five. - I'm gonna say a five too,
'cause there's three of 'em. - (both laugh)
- All five, yeah. - (boy) You bought me 2K15
instead of 2K16?! - (woman) It was out of stock!
- Big deal! They're like the same game anyway.
- (boy screams) - (laughs)
- Oh my gosh. - Keep it in perspective.
Some people don't even get what they want for Christmas
let alone a gift. - Mm.
- No, but that's normal, because kids at that age,
they don't-- so, the kid cannot understand
why it's out of stock. - (FBE) Have you ever acted
like that when you got a gift? - No. I've never said,
"You got me the iPhone 5S instead of the 6?!"
No, I was happy, because that was the first iPhone
I ever got. I was like, "Yes! I'll take it! Thank you!"
I hope I will never ever be like that. - No, you won't. Trust me. (ding) - I won't.
- I give it a four, just because there's only so much
that can be worse than that. - I would give it a four.
- No, that kid was a five for sure.
- Yeah, that was a five. - A three? I'll give him a three.
- I'll say a two. - (woman) Give it here.
(echoes) Give it here. - Why is he dancing?!
- (woman) ...and breaking that phone like that.
- Why is she filming him? - Oh my gosh.
- (woman) Why did you do that phone like that?
- Oh, no. Oh, no. - (woman) What is wrong with you?
- Oh. - (woman) Stop doing that!
- First of all, why is the mom's voice so calm?
- I would've put the camera down and just...
- The mother should-- (laughs) - (gasps) - Mm-mm.
- (woman) You sure not getting no phone now.
- He was so not afraid. He just started dancing
on the phone at the very end. - It shouldn't be funny, but that was.
- That was funny. - (laughs)
- How does he even have the guts? The probably means the mom
is not that strict on him... - Yes.
- ...for him to have the guts to do that in the first place, so...
- If you break it, no, you won't get another one.
- You can't get upset like that, 'cause my first phone
was a flip phone. - Oh, yeah. And she almost
got a flip phone two years ago because of her grades. I'm like,
"No iPhone. You get a flip phone. You don't need a smartphone."
- Thank you. Thank you so much for telling all my information out there.
- Yeah, you almost got a flip phone. Thank God your grades are way--
you're straight A's now. So, thank God.
- Yay. (laughs) - 'Cause you might get
another flip phone. - If that was me,
and you were the mom, I think you would've maybe, like...
- Yeah, I would've whipped your butt. - But I would never
do that in the first place. - That's a five.
- That's a five for sure. - That's so messed up.
- Oh, he's a five. - Five. (chuckles)
- All these boys are fives. - A five for me.
Yeah, that's uncalled for. - I'll go to five. Yeah. - (Brenna) Get the cameras
away from me! - (clapping)
- (Brenna screams) - (woman) Get her dolls. - Wow.
- "That little girl is Cleopatra!" - She's gonna do something.
- (Brenna) This little girl is Cleopatra!
- Oh my god. What she's gonna do? - (man) She's Aphrodite.
- (woman) She's Aphrodite. It's different.
- (Brenna) If you copy someone, you better do it better.
- Why are you dressing up your kid like that?
- Yeah, I.... - (clapping)
- Did she do her finger like this to her dad?
- Toddlers & Tiaras! Oh my gosh! - You saw that one?
- (screams) - This kid is so spoiled
or thinks that they have a right to win everything
or the world belongs to them and she's on top
and everybody's below. - Why is that a thing?
Even if you are 12, that's weird. But six?!
- Yeah. The whole pageant-- yeah. It's very disturbing.
- Somebody's teaching her to have the diva attitude.
And she's in a pageant, so they're probably teaching her
to have confidence and, "Hey, everyone's your enemy."
- She's six, and it's the parents' fault obviously.
I'd give it a three. - I was going with a four,
but it is on the parents. So, it's a three, I would say.
- I would say four for her. - Yeah. I'm gonna give her a four,
'cause she was cute. - (laughs)
- I mean, her little outfit was cute. Her personality, she has
a strong personality. She's smart. - (both) A five.
- A five. Another reason why
I'm thinking of not having kids. - No, kids are good.
What do you mean? You have to have kids.
Kids are good. I have you, you know?
Train them the African way, the way I trained you. - Thanks for watching
this episode on React. - If you wanna see more...
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- (both) Bye! - Don't be a spoiled brat! - Hey, everyone. Lauren,
producer here on React. Thank you guys so much
for watching this episode. Let's be honest.
On a scale from one to five, how spoiled do you think you are?
Let us know in the comments. Bye!
