Try Not To Cringe: SCHOOL CRASHOUTS

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• CA

  @camkirkhambabyy · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  Crashout is unironically my favourite word ever

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• PO

  @poisonedbubbletea270 · 1 year ago

  I hope the dude with blonde hair becomes a teacher and takes that passion

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• CH

  @Chloe-dv9hf · 1 year ago (edited)

  long haired guy is called Jeff Bliss and has done interviews, he’d previously dropped out then continued his education, his mum is a teacher and he was passionate about how to get kids to want to learn

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• RA

  @raptorexx_ · 1 year ago

  I feel so sad watching a lot of these clips because a lot of the school crashout are just the kids who don't fit in being bullied into finally losing their cool on camera. Highschool is brutal man I'm glad I'm in uni now

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• DY

  @Dyan2847 · 1 year ago

  The kid has a valid point. Teachers need to interact with the students. Handing out packets is unacceptable.

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• MA

  @mattc341 · 1 year ago

  jokes aside its really sad that kids no longer have room to freely go through any "weird" or "awkward" phase and grow/learn social skills. at any point, you could be recorded and broadcast permanently to the world at your absolute worst/most embarrassing moment. that's terrible for everyone but especially for kids, a lot of whom take a while to develop socially.

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• PI

  @pizzalisp5427 · 1 year ago

  As someone with autism myself who had a few crashouts in elementary school, it's so refreshing to see Cam and the people in the comments address that half of these videos are just people taking advantage of neurodivergent kids because they have no sense of control over their lives at home.

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• AD

  @adorky. · 1 year ago (edited)

  I actually feel bad for that Ball Python. Theres no way its getting heat so its cold, in an unfamililar place, hearing people scream and probably stressed.

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• BA

  @Bambi_Nova · 1 year ago

  As someone who was undiagnosed autistic the whole way through school, seeing cam and the comments acknowledge that most of these are neurodivergant kids being pushed to their breaking point, I spent so many years feeling ashamed and guilty bc I was bullied to the point of meltdowns, and I've often thought about how lucky I was that no one videod it and it didn't go viral. Just goes to show how schools need to be more aware of how vulnerable neurodivergant kids can be in situations like this.

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• DR

  @drainsprite · 1 year ago

  I feel so bad for the prefect man extremely valid crash out

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• UN

  @Unaviable · 1 year ago

  That clip of the long haired kid schooling his teacher is a super viral video, I’m shocked cam hasn’t ever seen it before 😂 he’s had a couple interviews after the video was taken, I respect him

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• FL

  @Flutter_Aeina · 1 year ago

  The prefect reminds me so much of how my little brother was treated. Other kids would purposely rile him up and overstimulate his senses because they found his meltdowns “funny.” They didn’t care that he was autistic. They just treated him like the local freak show attraction. It got to a point at our summer camp where I ended up threatening a kid with a pair of scissors to leave my brother alone because the counselors weren’t doing anything to stop it

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