Kid Freaks Out, Nearly Puts Remote Up Own Arse In Rage (video)

speedboatchase · 21-06-2009 11:52PM #1

I know there's a funny stuff/clips section on boards but nobody uses it, this is just pure LOLgasms. 1.11 especially

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YersIyzsOpc&fmt=18

sneakerfreak · 21-06-2009 11:53PM

yeah man i already jerked off to this

Max Power1 · 21-06-2009 11:54PM

that is some seriously funny shít right there!

lmao

dublintuition · 21-06-2009 11:54PM

that is so staged

pikachucheeks · 21-06-2009 11:55PM

:eek:

MrStuffins · 21-06-2009 11:56PM

If it was real it would be cool, but unfortunately it's fake!

winston82 · 21-06-2009 11:59PM

He wasnt even close to putting the remote up his arse. He still had his boxers on ffs. Fail

22-06-2009 12:09AM

My god... OP.. You thought that was real?

The timing of him putting the camera in the room and the other guy walking in was a clear enough sign, in fairness.

speedboatchase · 22-06-2009 12:14AM

Deleted User wrote: »

My god... OP.. You thought that was real?

The timing of him putting the camera in the room and the other guy walking in was a clear enough sign, in fairness.

Probably fake but still genuinely funny in its own right

[Jackass] · 22-06-2009 02:31AM

fake and crap anyway

lalee17 · 22-06-2009 02:35AM

Lol, brace-face. :P

Red Sleeping Beauty · 22-06-2009 02:49AM

Why would he put a remote up his arse in anger ?

I think he has a semi there actually.

liah · 22-06-2009 02:57AM

I doubt it's fake.

a) the kid seems like he has Aspergers or mild Autism, which would explain him hitting himself in the head with the boot and other various unorthodox and unnatural reactions as hitting oneself in the head repeatedly tends to be a common reaction when those afflicted are put under duress. This would also explain the camera not being noticed.

b) the "convenient timing" of the brother placing the camera isn't really all that convenient but really more than likely highly predictable. 1) The mother probably told the tantruming kid to go to his room, giving his brother (who was probably listening elsewhere as you do when you're a kid) notice that the tantrum kid was going to go to his room, thus he places the camera. 2) You can hear the tantrum kid tell the brother to get out of his room as they pass in the doorway instead of just a random switch.

c) the brother's reaction to the tantrum was, unfortunately, typical of a kid that age misunderstanding an affliction such as Aspergers or Autism. Even if he did know the tantrum kid was afflicted, it seems like since the kid was usually so engrossed in WoW he didn't tantrum often and it was all released in one big pent-up rage. Brother reacted like a lot of kids do; he laughed at something weird and foreign and made fun of it. Kids are cruel.

d) Seriously, if that's acting, the kid deserves an oscar.

All this looks like to me is a very unfortunate depiction of a mentally unbalanced child acting out when deprived of a routine he'd become accustomed to. Kids like that need routine and they do get attached to things easily so I'm not surprised that something like WoW, which is addicting enough to normal people, had that kind of absolutely over the top effect on someone who's mentally unbalanced.

This, to me, is more sad than funny.

CaptainSkidmark · 22-06-2009 03:09AM

i think thats real alright, considering the guy is his brother he knew what was coming and got to the bedroom before the other got there.

Gone Drinking · 22-06-2009 08:56AM

liah wrote: »

I doubt it's fake.

a) the kid seems like he has Aspergers or mild Autism, which would explain him hitting himself in the head with the boot and other various unorthodox and unnatural reactions as hitting oneself in the head repeatedly tends to be a common reaction when those afflicted are put under duress. This would also explain the camera not being noticed.

b) the "convenient timing" of the brother placing the camera isn't really all that convenient but really more than likely highly predictable. 1) The mother probably told the tantruming kid to go to his room, giving his brother (who was probably listening elsewhere as you do when you're a kid) notice that the tantrum kid was going to go to his room, thus he places the camera. 2) You can hear the tantrum kid tell the brother to get out of his room as they pass in the doorway instead of just a random switch.

c) the brother's reaction to the tantrum was, unfortunately, typical of a kid that age misunderstanding an affliction such as Aspergers or Autism. Even if he did know the tantrum kid was afflicted, it seems like since the kid was usually so engrossed in WoW he didn't tantrum often and it was all released in one big pent-up rage. Brother reacted like a lot of kids do; he laughed at something weird and foreign and made fun of it. Kids are cruel.

d) Seriously, if that's acting, the kid deserves an oscar.

All this looks like to me is a very unfortunate depiction of a mentally unbalanced child acting out when deprived of a routine he'd become accustomed to. Kids like that need routine and they do get attached to things easily so I'm not surprised that something like WoW, which is addicting enough to normal people, had that kind of absolutely over the top effect on someone who's mentally unbalanced.

This, to me, is more sad than funny.

Thats funnier than the video..

Queen-Mise · 22-06-2009 09:01AM

I can't believe that is real.

young lads, are well capable of hurting themselves, to show off.

mikom · 22-06-2009 05:31PM

As fake as a Chintendo Wii.

Prof.Badass · 22-06-2009 07:06PM

liah wrote: »

I doubt it's fake.

a) the kid seems like he has Aspergers or mild Autism, which would explain him hitting himself in the head with the boot and other various unorthodox and unnatural reactions as hitting oneself in the head repeatedly tends to be a common reaction when those afflicted are put under duress. This would also explain the camera not being noticed.

b) the "convenient timing" of the brother placing the camera isn't really all that convenient but really more than likely highly predictable. 1) The mother probably told the tantruming kid to go to his room, giving his brother (who was probably listening elsewhere as you do when you're a kid) notice that the tantrum kid was going to go to his room, thus he places the camera. 2) You can hear the tantrum kid tell the brother to get out of his room as they pass in the doorway instead of just a random switch.

c) the brother's reaction to the tantrum was, unfortunately, typical of a kid that age misunderstanding an affliction such as Aspergers or Autism. Even if he did know the tantrum kid was afflicted, it seems like since the kid was usually so engrossed in WoW he didn't tantrum often and it was all released in one big pent-up rage. Brother reacted like a lot of kids do; he laughed at something weird and foreign and made fun of it. Kids are cruel.

d) Seriously, if that's acting, the kid deserves an oscar.

All this looks like to me is a very unfortunate depiction of a mentally unbalanced child acting out when deprived of a routine he'd become accustomed to. Kids like that need routine and they do get attached to things easily so I'm not surprised that something like WoW, which is addicting enough to normal people, had that kind of absolutely over the top effect on someone who's mentally unbalanced.

This, to me, is more sad than funny.

I think it's seriously unfair on to assume that just because someone has some issues that they have something inherantly wrong with them. One massive freakout doesn't equal autism.

We don't know what his life is like. He's at a difficult age, he's obviously being bullied by his brother and most likely at school aswell (and possibly all his life). For all we know his world of warcraft account could have been the only good thing going for him. Couple with this the fact that warcraft is supposedly insanely addictive and you have a recipe for disaster (imagine if you gave a lifetime supply of heroin to a junkie only to punish them for something trivial by removing it from them, how do you think they'd react?).

I'm not at all trying to say his behaviour is in any way normal or not a big deal. He clearly some major issues in controlling his emotions and coping with the let-downs of life, but that's not to say he has an incurable medical condition.

Who knows? Maybe with time, some healthier hobbies and a good lot of therapy (or something that acts in a simmilar way) he could overcome these issues. I don't think instantly putting medical labels on someone is fair, and i think it's very much to blame for the stigma people attach to mental health problems.

K4t · 22-06-2009 08:11PM

winston82 wrote: »

He wasnt even close to putting the remote up his arse. He still had his boxers on ffs. Fail

You seem disappointed?

Gone Drinking wrote: »

Thats funnier than the video..

Yeah lolers.

spurious · 23-06-2009 12:41PM

He manages not to break or damage anything while 'out of control'. You'd think he'd at least whop that lighthouse off the wall.

smellslikeshoes · 24-06-2009 02:58AM

Fake, just seems too staged and the first brother just seems to be acting (badly).

ibarelycare · 24-06-2009 05:43PM

I'd be angry too if my duvet ate my clothes

26-06-2009 07:30PM

I agree with liah. My aunt used to mind kids with Aspergers and autism and his behaviour (the hitting himself in the head etc) reminds me of them. It's the first thing I thought of when I saw the video. I didn't find it that funny either.

27-06-2009 11:58AM

Why does everyone automatically think this is fake?

I've freaked out like that before as a kid. Well, not nearly as bad. Man, old school CS on a 56k modem nearly turned me into a serial killer. In fact, I'm sure dial-up itself has definitely spawned a legion of serial killers.

And the bro putting the camera in the room, what's so strange about that? I always tormented my siblings, I just didn't have fancy video cameras and youtube back then.

Zillah · 27-06-2009 12:40PM

He's way too skinny to be a WoW player.

pikachucheeks · 27-06-2009 01:01PM

Zillah wrote: »

He's way too skinny to be a WoW player.

But stereotypically, nerds are skinny!

mikom · 27-06-2009 05:29PM

To everyone that still thinks it's real

Part two

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWBfLOZ2CjQ

As fake as before, but without the arse/remote action.

liah · 27-06-2009 05:39PM

mikom wrote: »

To everyone that still thinks it's real

Part two
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWBfLOZ2CjQ

As fake as before, but without the arse/remote action.

How on earth does that make it fake? It's just an asshole kid taking the piss out of his brother who he very obviously knows is going to be prone to these outbursts. Kid's clearly afflicted with something and I'm still not finding it funny. Fúcked if I'm going to laugh at some poor Aspergers/Autistic kid. It's just wrong.

amacachi · 27-06-2009 05:42PM

My killing people is due to me being dropped on my head as a kid, so please don't laugh at it.

liah · 27-06-2009 05:56PM

amacachi wrote: »

My killing people is due to me being dropped on my head as a kid, so please don't laugh at it.

:rolleyes:
Whoosh.

mikom · 27-06-2009 06:35PM

liah wrote: »

How on earth does that make it fake? It's just an asshole kid taking the piss out of his brother who he very obviously knows is going to be prone to these outbursts. Kid's clearly afflicted with something and I'm still not finding it funny. Fúcked if I'm going to laugh at some poor Aspergers/Autistic kid. It's just wrong.

Whoosh
Never said it was funny, just said it was fake.
Need more evidence.......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sb26mpJMWO8

Kid Freaks Out, Nearly Puts Remote Up Own Arse In Rage (video)

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