Would you let your underage child be famous on the internet?

[Anonymous]

There's a 15 year old Youtuber. She has over 3 million subs and has at least 1 million views on every video. She makes fun videos, doing challenges or showing people around her city. She always shows her face. Would you allow this?

[Emii_Urashima]

I would allow it in my country, but our culture is very different here. I think it would be alright in the USA if the girl was shielded from her fans. I mean that someone should be managing her fan website and YouTube account to keep her from interacting with the perverts who will ask for nude pics and things like that.
My mother is a voice actor in anime, commercials and video games. She didn't get started in that until she was 24, though. I have an older sister who was given a small recurring role in a live action tv show based on one of the anime that my mother voiced the main character. My sister was 10 at that time. When the show ended, my sister was getting offers to become a junior model. She modeled in everyday clothing and swimsuits throughout her teens and did a lot of "modeling videos". She also did some commercials. A lot of her photo shoots and modeling videos would be considered very sexualized, but she never went nude. Several people were hired to manage her online accounts and to screen her fan messages. She never had to deal with the nasty people. This might seem surprising, but she was constantly getting lewd messages from women, too! 😆 If it is managed right, I don't see a problem with letting a teen be famous on the internet.

[doopayo]

No because most underage children on the internet are exploited for money. Look at piper rockell, she’s 13 and her entire yt page is catering to literal pedophiles. That’s why she gets millions of views and her parents do it on purpose cause they’re money hungry


Down bellow is a picture of a thumbnail to a recent video on her channel. Keep in mind that her parents run this channel, WHO TF DESCRIBES THEIR CHILDS OUTFIT AS “HOT” ? That’s weird, and you have to admit that kids aren’t the only viewers and definitely aren’t the target demographic for this girls videos.


The YouTube sphere and social media as a whole is just very toxic for anyone, let alone a minor. I wouldn’t want to put that kind of baggage and trauma for my child to have to possibly live with for the rest of their life.

[Naydyonov]

Wtf is that? Damn..

[doopayo]

@Naydyonov exactly and somethings weird about having a video of little boys saying which underage girl they think looks better? Their channels weird asf and what makes it weird is that her parents watch, do the editing, and everything for the channel

[doopayo]

Seems like child abuse to me

[DarcRefractions]

yeah just tell them 3 years your adult. so I'm gonna treat you like one now if you wanna do this.
don't post nudes/ send nudes
don't say racist/sexist or bully stuff online
think about a brand before posting ur two people now.
don't let people con you out of the money
call me or your lawyer first
finish high school or GED. I don't really care
save money for rainy day
no adult celebrity party with out a trusted adult approved by me ( people like james Charles or drake bell are predators)
dont do drugs they fry your brain. and the high isn't worth it
dont give in to peer pressure
take time off social media to reset.
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[UnknownGagsUser]

Depend on how my child can handle his/her haters