Thought the same when he was talking about "Kevin shouldve known they were going on a trip that day, what time they were leaving, etc. Etc" and I remember days of going on vacation when i was younger waking up and being like "oh that's for today?" Like mom definitely had to tell me lol

Yeah his family was pretty stupid.

His family were complete assholes to him.

@@birdy369 you have 69 likes

Lmao even at 14 I had to be told about events or how to do certain things because I’m an idiot

And then his past traumas turn him into Jigsaw

oh god this comment killed me, laughed really hard

Thats how sociopaths are made

Kevin: *pulls out relvalver* Bandits: OH GOD PLEASE HAVE MERSY!!! Kevin:I lost all my Mersey. *PUW*I The guy nest door: I'll take that for 25$ Kevin: ok. For fifteen years longer a trade starts, they don't ask each other anything they just sell. Then Kevin was put on death row for the murder of the victims. Then all his family pees on his grave, the end.

Yep

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@@delete---7593 he was disguised as a cop at the beginning being ignored by the family

@@delete---7593 Pretty sure this is a joke about how completely incompetent Kevin's family is, given the fact that they completely forgot about him.

I mean he could of thought it was too risky

@@monerix6858 A cop walking around taking stuff would be noticed.

*Jigsaw, dumbass.

It literally is a feel-good movie. In REALITY Kevin has a pretty shitty existence but the films tone is light hearted and fun. That's why when a steam iron lands on Joe Pescis head it doesn't cave in his f*ckin skull.

Kevin is definitely the quiet kid at his school

She could also ring more than one person, like you ring a police ONCE? No neighboors, friends or ever a teacher she could call to take care or at lest check on her kid?

She really didn't care about Kevin

@@13mnpl15 To be fair, she DID have the aunt call up everyone in her address book while she was talking to the police. After she hung up with the police the aunt told her that no one answered.

Kosti what lol no teacher wants to take care of student

The Gray Ghost good they didn’t lit welfare cks get ppl killed

The Gray Ghost his uncle is a ass too

His uncle is a bigger ass

And in the second movie they treat him exactly the same way. 100% abusive parents would remove child from home

i thought that was.... the point????

@@waterking74 That's another thing; my brother would punch me if I called my nieces or nephew "little jerks."

You bought into the KZfaq mans bad opinion. This movie is a classic, it's great. Kevin's family arent evil, it's a movie for kids that's attempting to speak to kids and their fears..such as being left behind by the grown ups who live faster, busier lives, older siblings who think you're a cringey little kid and treat you like crap, being the young kid in a big family and being left out of stuff. It's relatable as a kid, and any reasonable adult should be able to recognise the movies target audience

@@danculbert6349 ok yes on some of that but its not JUST for the demographic, yes its dumb to think his parents didnt love him when the parents were stressed out their mind trying to get ready for the christmas rush and a flight the next day, but i wouldnt use the excuse "its for kids"

@Seth Mcfarly Well, I mean, the tone of the film is kid friendly. If it doesn't make sense or relate to the child audience, then it kinda fails. It's just relatable as a kid to feel like the grown ups in your life are leaving you behind at that age. You're not old enough to be taken seriously but not young enough to be mothered constantly. I know it works because I loved it as a kid. It just makes no sense to watch it as an adult and apply adult morals and logic to it.

@@danculbert6349 yea it’s awesome Kevin picked up essentials nowadays some people wouldn’t be able to even order a pizza 🍕 lol

excellent trapper for the bandits

Then they plot to get revenge on the family

@@nuttiemations I would take an alternate ending where all of that happens lol

Okay, so... Parents are people too. And sometimes we get frustrated and say the wrong thing to these little people we're completely responsible for. But we're doing our best and we try to make up for it when we know we've fucked up. Raising people is hard, especially because we all start out pretty selfish and stupid. Give us a break.

#daddyo5

+Doodle Doddle Nope Everyone knows parents are people too and everyone knows parents make mistakes. The difference is what you do with the mistake. Do you act like nothing ever happened or do you apologize? In the movie, she not only basically told her child that everyone including her hates him- which is something that just shouldn't happen, even if you're just human and you make mistakes-, she also forgot him the very next day and only noticed much later. She doesn't regret anything she said to him and at the end of the movie, all he gets is a hug. Now of course it's possible that her character talked to him about all of this "off screen", and then it would be okay, but that's not canon, so we as viewers have to believe that she resolved all these issues by hugging Kevin and didn't bring his concerns about the family hating him up ever again.

Doodle Doodle Nope parents shouldn't essentially tell their kids the family hates him/her

@@iSaraSeantae good thing your username has 'nope' at the end of it, because that's a very adequate response to your comment

Hee Hee, then you wouldn't like my family!

Huh yeah I wonder why I thought maybe it could be that *Kevin's adopted that's why they hate him*

I know me too and that's saying a lot because I was abused as a child so I tended to normalize that behavior. But it was still so fucking infuriating.

I always hated them too, then grew up and still hated them. I kinda presumed it was filmed in a way where as a child, you were meant to empathize with Kevin and hate the mom, then as you age you understand the mom like you do your own parents but no... the family should have stayed gone

@@Jackylification for some reason, KZfaq didn't notify me on the replies here but anyway, I agree. There are other movies that I watched as a kid where I hated the parents but later sympathized as an adult. But with these people, I see nothing that justifies their actions. Yeah, Kevin was a little brat, but children often act out when they feel left out or unloved.

He saw Kevin Home Alone before that, dumbass.

It was OVER a week, dumbass.

@@MrParkerman6 they're only human. Appreciate a good joke dumbass

@@MrParkerman6 bruh

I'm not your bruh, buddy!

Surprised pikachu face.

On the other hand, I remember watching this as a kid and thinking "How is Kevin not getting his ass kicked for saying that!" :O

^. ° ○ ° .^ Suprised Pika :)

i dont think she'd *pretend* to cry

{\__/} ( °∆°)

You're an adult and you have a profile pic from a cartoon meant for 6 year old girls That's gay

Derpy Hooves What kind of adult has a cartoon pony profile pic?

Larry [TWD] one who’s old enough to not be embarrassed by my interests. Hbu?

Larry [TWD] yikes dude u got done

@@larrytwd43 an adult that doesn't judge others basing on a picture? Would it make you more happy if it was a gigant juicy wiggling schlong you could look at?

Damn. It’s no wonder Macaulay went through a whole drug phase when he got older. Glad he’s doing fine now.

This isn't kid's Movie, dumbass.

Well the target audience isn't always the fan of movies. Like how my little pony was targeted for little girls but the majority of its fans aren't, same with barbie movies. Another example is pokemon games, who do you think played pokemon go when it came, adults or kids?

nope, im too stupid for that

@@sentientnpc0 people actually watch Barbie movies?

@@shiggydiggy8308 yes, a lot of old women watch those

3 times*

Dylan Short when they joke in the second film about it being a family tradition and then bust up laughing about thankfully never losing their luggage I just think- arrest them now!

Keith Pugh look at their house...

8

They don’t leave him alone in the second he gets lost in the airport

Omg same lol I think I was just really unobservant

Creepurr Me too! It took me like 2 years to realize!

Same

it's really obvious

Same

@RunningOnEmpty Hmm it’s almost as if people with adhd are still different individuals with different personalities and different ways they deal with it

So sensitive

So sensitive its a movie

@@josephperrotta5143 It reflects reality, though. As do all films. Abuse happens, even within a family, so it's good that it's discussed.

GO OUTSIDE PLEASE, I hope you actually got to go outside in 1 year. Like you look way too deep into it.

What a fucking shit head

That along with the donut being stuck on the police guys phone. Now I'm gonna be bothered by it every time I watch the movie now 💀

@The Gray Ghost Right and the sequel even addresses this. Kevin rightfully calls him out for being a cheapskate and then Frank bitches the next day about the lousy "wake up call" like somehow it was their responsibility to wake his grown ass up.

@Right To Censor and given the general attitude this family has towards Kevin they'd still probably blame him for it somehow.

Read up on your, Home alone, LORRRREEE

Greatest siblings ever definitely not b- **gets shot**

They just fucking hate him someone fucking noticed they're not so stupid they just left his ass there the dumb fucks

no one wants to be the student that reminds the teacher that there was homework

honestly considering how they are in the movie this isn’t even a stretch it’s actually very feasible

That happened during a field trip. The most annoying kid in the class wandered off and when everyone realized she wasn't there, started giggling and shushing each other. Unlike the movie, one girl DID have a conscience and was all "No, you guys...!" before she alerted the teacher.

Ikr?

Single child? lol

That is not something you say to your sibling and i should know. I have three. Are you ok lol?

Mess with Kevin your shelf gets a rekkin

Watch home alone with competent robbers

Yeah the best part is with the Wet Bandits.

In the second movie,they are the sTicKy baNDitS

MJ Candy SO KINKY OMFG

Who knows what are those names referring to, it's a mystery.

😉

Wet and Sticky Bandits sounds like the name of a really odd adult film

I find it fascinating, GENUINELY fascinating, that a kids' movie that you loved as a kid has been tainted so much by your years of life experience. Like, the movie didn't change, it remains a movie for children, but you've decided to take your adult baggage with you. It's like returning to the ball pit you used to play in as a child and wondering why you no longer fit in it.

@@danculbert6349 that's what happens when you grow up and evolve, you see the world differently. When I was a teen I loved coffee and drank it each morning as a pick me up. Now as a 41 year old it gives me blood pressure problems

@Mr Orc Shaman Aye, but it's very weird to approach something designed to appeal to children with your big, rational adult brain. Kevin's family is neglectful because children often feel left out of large family gatherings full of older family members who move a lot faster. It's relatable to kids. It's not a film that's designed to be scrutinised as if it's a dark and serious human drama, and doing so is really strange

​@danculbert6349 here's an idea let people think what they want I still love the movie all these years later but I despise the family who cares it's my thoughts and my enjoyment

Yeah

Please yes

And then they decided that since he was already so familiar with NYC, they'd send him there to live with his wacky Uncle Cosmo.

Is that a saw reference I see?

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Yea.

Yea.

I feel your pain. HUGS! :(

You're making realize something, I loved this movie because I identify with Kevin and I used to think it was because he was smart but it's actually because he was bullied so much

Yea

In the 90s I had a friend whose dad gave him a note to give to the cashier for cigarettes. Under 10 yrs old and selling us cigarettes.

@@Mike-qz4by Haha oh man... When I was in first or second grade or something, the parents would carpool us kids to wherever our field trip was set... we absolutely had enough seats in the vehicle but one of the parents totally just stuck a handful of us in the boot end of their SUV, no restraints lol... Ah, the 90s...

I had a teacher who’d regularly send kids out to the grocery store or post office to get her food (she was morbidly obese..) or pick up packages for her during class. This was like 2009 though…

Hello? The 70s is calling

Plot holes don't really matter much

Oh my god its John cramer

You know what.....This makes me like the movies a whole lot more, I like the idea of him becoming a future serial killer xD

I swear at first the Saw, home alone theory was just kinda a fun little theory, but it’s honestly kinda making me think now

"usually become psycho killers" wat

GASP! Maybe this is what plays into that theory that Kevin's Jugsaw from SAW!

Out Laws I guess he would have got what he wanted

I am surprised people take a comedy movie this seriously.

DFPG 1 I’m not it’s fun. You might find it strange but a lot of people like to think about the logic in films/movies.

*Services

I'm surprised the police didn't do anything about his parents when they found out he was left home alone by his own family because they """""forgot""""" him. That should count as child neglect.

....and all the cheese Pizzas they could eat!

It is neither unsafe nor weird when it is John Candy!

Zambambo 92 idk when I was a kid any time I was alone for even a few minutes people would come up and ask me where my parents are, it’s one of the few times that the bystander effect normally doesn’t happen

@@TenderNoodle yeah I feel like back in the day before social media (when you didnt see constant cell phone videos of outrageous parents accusing people of talking to their kid, or trying them up in some manner, putting on some dramatic display in public) people were more personally social and DECENTLY MANNERED to one another, more neighborly you might say (and also before internet access to rampant stories of child abduction/abuse/murder that made people paranoid about ANY and EVERY stranger approaching their kid), people might have checked up on a lone kid more easily because they werent scared of being accused or ending up in a huge fight with the parents of the kid. Nowadays I think the only chance of a lone kid being checked up on is maybe by some super christian people, old people, and MAYBE a mom or two lol. Otherwise everyone is like "...wtf would I look like talking to that kid"

Well the cashier should've been asking him for his parents. In fact, I don't think it's legal to accept monetary transaction from an unsupervised minor, so the movie should've unraveled at the grocery store. But yeah when it's a random strangers on the streets, the bystander effect would've been in full swing.

Becky the Kitty story was manipulated to make it sound more interesting

You would be right if this movie was not in the 80-90s. Then it was perfectly fine for adults to care about children and talk to them. We would be playing on the streets unsupervised and the occasional adult will be checking if we were fine. What you are describing is more recent thing - the last 10-15 years. Back then people used to care about neighbors more.

I think the kid who pisses the bed and had glasses is the youngest

This movie is like Chinatown in ways.

I smell *white privelage*

@@senatorarmstrong1233 yea but he's his cousin. kevin is the youngest of his siblings

Yes! Yaaaasssssss! The privilege, even then, was crazy...

Loser

Mate, it's a kids movie, stop applying dark human drama logic to it. You're the type of guy to watch Lord of the Rings and ask how Gondor gets it's food.

Yes, because being thrown into the foster system is a happy ending bahahahah this movie IS A KIDS MOVIE. the fact you're "crying" about it...wow. just wow. Please get therapy lol

@@AH-pw1im Facts

@@AH-pw1im probably a sheltered child if they think getting sent to foster care is a happy ending.

Me either

Wait really?

I think it is less that she realizes that she forgot him, but rather that she remembers that he exists in the first place. xD

Different timezones, dumbass.

@@lpfan4491 it does seem odd how the mother randomly feels like she did something wrong out of seemingly nowhere.

@@MrParkerman6 You can say it without being a piece of shit

@@explodifier6021 well she feels like kevin should have caused problems by now considering he is seen as very boisterous and confrontational.

haven't watched in ages but i remember him being scared of them accusing him of another prank call...

But he still called the cops later, so...

I thought he was scared of the Joe Pesci cop is because of those creepy teeth

Stephanie Beeboo that’s what I used to think when I was a kid growing up in the 90’s plus if I was still a kid I would be creeped out like the ones who were in the movie.

Thirsty You’re probably thinking of the sequel with the other kid, Alex. He called the cops a few times and was accused of prank calling.

That's awesome

Yeah when he spoke about his spider “fun fact” I was like “... um, that it not correct.”

I'm really happy to hear that. Tarantula's are EXTREMELY fragile animals. They're also not aggressive and their bite isn't usually fatal unless you're really unlucky. Spiders get a really bad rep. :(

@@vixxcelacea2778 aw Still terrifying, but aw

@@vixxcelacea2778 still not gonna make me less terrified of tarantulas.

But Benicdt cmbunterbatch is easy to spell!

@@urabouttoloseurjob842 you mean Denebich cumberbacht

Scazoid you misspelled it, it’s not that hard, it’s Nebertstbed Cnybederbath

Its actually Bentadick Castingcouch

benefit Cummthebitch

honestly, despite them being criminals and attempting to steal shit, they at least want him to be safe and not harm him. it’s way sadder when you realize that random petty criminals are way nicer to him than his own family

@@metalgearzwei yeah that was my point

They want to muder him, tf are you talking about, lol

@@Hecatom they only really get murderous when Kevin's traps start to reveal themselves. they were willing to at least leave him alone if he stayed obedient

@@Hecatom and they still treated him better than his mom

POTATOEMPN he becomes Jigsaw

@AssasinArsenal47 you must be fun at parties

POTATOEMPN I agree it is sort of like that...

Stop ruining the movie

Except they intended to harm him

K yeah but why?

I would like this comment but it's at the funny #

@@BEANSBEANSBEANS404 you can like it now

Oh, definitely.

what is that

Because of scenes like that in movies, I just thought Americans just drank milk with everything! 😂

Natalie Kate we try to drink soda with everything

Mary Jonsson they were drinking milk because they needed to get rid of it so it didn’t go off while they’re away that’s what Kate says

Honestly as a kid I drank milk with everything lmao. I guess public school ruined me in unforeseen ways.

Better than pizza with pineapple

Hello...would you like to play a game?

Saw : you better watch out

Nice

Red Menace 0 Home alone kids: Kid makes fun little traps. Home alone horror: Kid does attempted murder. Kids Movie: Kid was bullied by his family, then show that he is really smart. Horror movie: Kid was abused by his family, slowly turns in to a psychopath.

@@jasmine1327 bullied and abused*

Can't agree more

*violently agrees*

Uncle Frank was a piece of shit let's be honest.

+Deform 2018 same

Deform 2018 yeah, the “joke” made me want to punch an elder for the first and last time.

Lol 🤣

@@aaaaaaaa6685 I am not sure if it is funny or not

ok

@@aaaaaaaa6685 That's... that's not funny

Ember D&T Stop it, get some help

That makes way more sense

Just to suffer?

Stormy Blüpaw jesus

Stormy Blüpaw the way you spelt his name 😂

Actually it's Maculalalalalalaaalaalalallllalalalallaalalalalalalalalalalallllalalalalaalaaaaaallllllalalalalalallaalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalallaaaalalaalalalalalalalalalalalalalaalaaalalalalalalalalaallalaalallaalallalallalalalallaalllalallaallalalalalalallaallaallaallalalaalalallaalallaalalalallaalalalalalalalallaallalaallaalalalaaallaallaalalalalalallalalalalalalaalaallaaallaalallaal alalalaalalllalalaalalalalaalalalalay Maculkan

Ok

Makauley callceen

Gelatina_Royal same. I felt personally offended watching the movie as a kid

I'm your 100th like

Same honestly

@@TheJoeToe i didnt even knew i hit 100 likes, thanks lol

When they called him a disease it made me wanna cry to be honest

I think they had them sleep late so the pandemonium would be distracting, then the stray kid when she did the 'head count'

They hate him so much he became a repressed memory every time theres something that might remind them of him

@ennuiblue4295 What do you mean "they"? Dumbass! This movie was only written by one person-John Hughes, dipshit! So there is no THEY! DUMBASS!

Please reply lol

Justin Y. I swear if that actually happens

Justin Y. Not yet hahaha

Lol

ive heard rumors of you being the said perpetrator :P

GrandCorsair stop it, get some help

Thot Patrol He really didn’t say anything weird tho?

For a movie aiming to be as silly as possible (and starting an unfortunate and washed up 90's movie trend), that's pretty clever.

Issa Beganović Yeah even silly movies have gotta be somewhat 'grounded in reality'. The first question they probably had to ask themselves while writing this was 'why doesn't he just call the cops'. They did a good job doing this in a subtle way.

I like how they wrote the dynamic between the kid and the random dudes breaking in better than the personalities of the family.

There was also the whole toothbrush debacle. You have to look at it from an 8 year old's point of view. He could have been afraid of getting in trouble himself.

@@thectk1000 Yeah the dude in the video mentioned that, he said ‘is this the only reason Kevin didn’t call the cops to his home?’ And I was just adding onto that haha

VidBoom > just your mum >you’re an actual filthy bastard

What about the horses ass part? How'd she feel about that one

SuperPopTartz i don't remember anymore, knowing her, she probably freaked out about thay tii

Wth

Wat

Kids have to have some way to burn off all that energy.

It is more that kids like to just do things. That is a crazy run, why do it? Because running crazy is awesome!

I spun around in circles for half an hour as a kid.

No, I think the viewers are meant to empathize with Kevin and his unfair treatment. But at the same time they were trying to show that the reason for this unfair treatment was that his parents are overstressed, and that under less-fraught circumstances they'd have been sympathetic to Kevin. I think that having the mother say that part about wishing for a new family was pushing the envelope too far, though. She just seems so calmly malicious in that scene, that it's hard to excuse what she said. If she'd seemed to be on her last nerve and shouting, it would have worked better.

The lesson of the movie is that Kevin needs to appreciate his family more... but that his family needs to appreciate him more as well. UNFORTUNATELY that lesson is unlearned in the sequel.

I hate people who don't seem to fucking care when children say they hate them ask them why they think that KEVINS LIKE EIGHT WTF IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE HAVE THE ALL BEEN RAISED BY KARKAT AND ARE JUST ASSHOLES WHY IS IT SO it just pisses me off on how this is too real omg

Being abused doesn't mean you can't be a bitch, especially if you only bitch about it and do nothing

Sounds like bullshit and not true, considering he would only do Vacation for 10 million dollars which is exactly how much he got paid, and he was only in the ending to replace the original ending.

It says in the Movies That Made Us doc on Netflix that Candy was paid the minimum wage according to the Actor’s Guild or something. So he was paid, but not very much.

Not for free but he got paid as little as humanly possible

Like Brad Pitt in Deadpool 2.

MermaidInTheWater Have you tried to tell your sister to treat her daughter better?

@@laide3184 "Hey! Treat your daughter better!" "Oh.. I didn't even think about that, i completely forgot!" "No worries, it's all thanks to a KZfaq comment suggesting it!" *everyone is happy cheering*

Do something about it then dickhead, you think you bitching about it on the internet is going to do anything about it? Help that girl before its too late.

The way your niece is being treated is like how my parents don't listen to me because I'm a teen and my parents are treating my blue belt in karate athletic younger brother better! I'm pissed at them today as well! They punished me for my brother going off at me yesterday and took away my Xbox one privileges DESPITE ME DOING JACK DIDDLY SHIT YESTERDAY other than playing fallout 76

Szűcs Balázs Oh shut the hell up, I was just asking a question. The way here oldest niece is being treated is not good, so stop fucking whining you baby. 😑😑

Boss move 😎

he had to take his aggression out somehow. remember: his entire family

weren’t the phones down ?? also the only cop he knows turned out to be the burglar maybe he didn’t trust them

@Ben No! The phones were not doen, dumbass. The phone guy said it would only take a couple days to patch them up and Kevin clearly ordered Pizza, dumbass.

@@MrParkerman6 lmao did you just call me a dumbass with bad grammar because i missed a detail in a movie from thirty years ago

no, they broke in to make his metal computer dirty. That’s why u commented here

Stop your every where too

Stop trying to be Justin Y.

Ofebodoe Oof ikr

Im starting to see you everywhere.

That had to hurt a lot. Hope it wasn’t rusty.

Daniel Taylor doctors watching this movie point out the exact same thing

He would've broken the shovel

he was on meth lmao thats why

I think they both had invisible HP bars that went down down until finally the shovel got one of them.

@@EspeonMistress00 The shovel had a smite enchantment on it

I never thought about that! That makes so much sense!

Maybe.. But he was also shown to be afraid of the police on the first day. And I'm pretty sure the toothbrush scene was only added to give Kevin a reason not to call the police hence the "I'm a criminal" line and him changing his voice over the phone.

he's scared because they think it's a hoax so he needs to catch the illusive criminals with traps first...

I also entertained the notion that Harry isn't a crook posing as a cop, but is in fact a crooked cop. Marv might be a guy he busted once and let go in exchange for a "favor," i.e. helping him in his schemes.

No it wasn't, dumbass. Daniel himself said the scream was recorded live, idiot.

@@MrParkerman6 wow, even if that is the case, name calling is unnecessary and rude.

They were basically crying over spilled milk more than when they realized their own son was home alone.

Are you an only child??? That's siblings for you

@@xavierradel6548 My sister doesn't have a mean bone in her body, but my cousins, on the other hand...

*literally crying over spilled milk- and Soda!

I'm actually not an only child but my parents prohibited us from fighting/ being disrespectful to one another. Otherwise we'd all get whooped.

Man, that sucks. I'm so sorry for you. Your family is a bit of an opposite from mine (and maybe many others) because as the oldest, you'll always take the brunt of the "little siblings/cousins" that were there with you. Whenever I got into a fight with my older brother or cousins, the adults side with me. But if I, in some ways, influenced my younger sister or cousins badly I'll get scolded for it even if I had stopped doing the trouble and those little kids were doing it all by themselves because they thought it was fun. I actually had a somewhat middle child syndrome. My brother, being a brat he was which slowly made our parents got used to it, always had the freedom using money. My sister, being youngest, was the darling of my parents, especially our mom. Our mom bought her a pack of books one day when my parents picked me off the school and I asked who was that for? For my sis, ofc, when I lacked books for notes myself. I asked her where's mine? And she said it was for my sis only bcause my mom promised her about it. I bluntly told her than she promised me a lot of things too but never once she bought anything for me. But ONE request from my sis and she bought it. I was pretty pissed with it and still is, because in my memory, even when I was around my sis' age, I never got treated as nicely. But I had learned to let it go.

damn thats a bruh moment

jesus i'm so sorry

@Kane The Critic are you going to say that to EVERYONE who posts a story about their life?

@@rachelciel3330 Your family sucks. Do not talk to them forever.

That actually sounds quite plausible!

Wrong, dumbass. It is from the audience's prospective or you wouldn't see Kevin on Film!

@@MrParkerman6 lol. Not from his VISUAL perspective, moron. Obviously. From his COGNITIVE perspective. Lol Christ. Take it down a notch.

Agreed 100%