r/Entitledparents | BUT I'M ALLERGIC 💀💀 

Loving the rants cuz it’s disgusting how people are constantly told or advertise in some way that they are not beautiful or handsome if you’re not looking a certain. Everyone is different and should embrace their differences cuz that what makes people beautiful.

As an autistic guy, the thought of my parents asking for a discount because I'm hard to raise makes me a very enraged marmalade.

I don't understand the logic of seeing your child vomit, break out in hives or just flat out nearly die and the parent still keeps feeding their kid whatever nearly killed them. What wire got crossed in their brain to think like this?

This whole subreddit is the definition of “why do my kids have resentment towards me?”

Honestly I wish I had the balls to stand up to other people like these people.

My Father is also lactose intolerant. When he was a child, they got milk or cocoa in school to drink during break. It was after the war, so all the kids got it since it was tough to feed them at home. When he wouldn't drink it the headmaster came by and ordered him to do it. He drank and then threw up on the headmaster's shoes. Headmaster turns around and proclaimed to the lady serving: He does not have to drink it in the future. Then apologized and walked away. Now remember, this was around 1960 so it could have gone completely different too.

when i was younger, i was VERY allergic to cherry. i was being babysat by my aunt and she gave me a cherry ice pop, i started breaking out in hives, i couldn't breath very well and i literally blacked out for like 5 minutes. during this, she refused to give me my epi pen, and said i was being dramatic. i woke up a little after my mom gave me the epi pen and had to spend a day or 2 in the hospital. my own aunt made me sit through an allergic reaction for a couple HOURS.

The way robin freaks out over the comment about “keeping it clean for r/slash” has me absolutely dying, a great distraction from the set of the rest of the video!!

It’s so heartbreaking seeing how children had to experience this at such a young age, especially when they’re usually taught that the adults are always in the right just because they’re adults :(

i love when kids are rude in public and instead of being responsible and teaching them how to not be rude, they start also acting rude on behalf of their kid, and then get mad at everyone else for getting mad that they're being rude.

Now THIS is how Ask EmKay should produce their videos. I like being able to see the posts as they're read, and stock footage like this is much more fitting as a background than Subway Surfers gameplay. Maybe add some subtitles for the commentary, through RU-vid or within the videos themselves, and we're golden.

The mom from the story around the 13:00 mark is the kind of person who infuriates me. Acting like having an autistic child means the PARENT should get special treatment. I guarantee that son gets no accommodations other than things that keep him quiet and convenient for the mom.

My Grandma has Celiac, and very badly symptoms when she even eats a little crumb. The amount of times restaurants or cafe's didn't took us seriously and we literally had to check kitchen's or ask the chef personally if it's okay for her to eat here is insane. Once we got ice cream and asked if there's gluten free ice cream. we got chuckled at and a raised eyebrow. People think it's just a fancy diet instead of people actually having allergies.

One of my ex-boyfriends is allergic to both types of seafood. He found this out because his parents ordered seafood while he was visiting (they are abusive in all three ways, and very horribly). He knew about the more common (shellfish, I think), When I told him I was surprised they gave a crap about him, he responded "they don't, they ordered it three more times while I was there" Worst part is that he loves seafood, it just makes him violently nauseous

It injures my SOUL to know that r/entitledparents needs to exist. Like my soul is slowly melting with each post. I enjoyed the stock footage in the background. I usually habe EmKay on in the background while I'm gaming but I kept this on cuz of the stock footage.

I love hearing Robin narrating these it’s so comforting because I couldn’t stand up to my parents, thanks to him (and my irl friends) I was able to put my parents in there place

And here I thought FBI stood for Feudal Bartender's Insignia.

Referring to the thumbnail, I’m glad I have parents who actually care about just our lives after we discovered just how many things I’m allergic to, and I hope there’s more parents like this than parents who don’t care about it

As someone with an allergy to onion/garlic/everything in that food group, like the first story, I relate on such a high level. Had to basically eat onions straight up, then occupy a bathroom, during a party, for about five straight hours, and annoy people with the fact that I couldn't leave it for more than three minutes. I'm 30 now, and my folks still think it's just me over acting. YEEEEAH

2:22 No that's actually pretty common, and it's BECAUSE they are more interested in appearing in social circles like a good person than actually being one.

The part about lactose intolerance reminds me of crap I had to deal with as a kid. And it's not like my dad and stepmom didn't know what was going on; my dad, stepmom, and stepbrother were also lactose intolerant. They even intervened when the school staff started complaining about my stepbrother because of it, yet proceeded to act like it was my fault when I started having the same problems.

Seafood Story: THIS IS EXACTLY WHY I ASK PEOPLE IF THEY'RE ALLERGIC TO FISH OR MILK BEFORE EVER GIVING OUT ANY FOOD SUGGESTIONS WHEN THEY ASK FOR IT! Not all food allergies cause anaphylaxis; in fact, the first thing that comes to mind is nausea or vomiting. I learned this dealing with one of my cousins who didn't know he was lactose intolerant until we told him that's a thing. He just thought it was bad milk making him puke. NO, that's generally lactose intolerance. It's not the only thing that's caused by lactose intolerance, but it is one of the warning signs you have it.

My parents didn't believe me about my tree nut allergy either. I sympathize so much with that first story. They told me that it was all in my head and i was just imagining the reaction. Unlike the story, however, mine is actually deadly bc I go into anaphylaxis. It took me almost dying in school after accidentally eating a pecan cinnamon roll to make them finally get me tested and get an epipen. I was 15, I myself had known since I was 5. Some parents shouldn't be parents.

11:15 Narrator: What a great story! My phone battery dying the second he finishes that sentence:

13:06 You can just HEAR the betrayal in his voice when OP mentions RSlash 💀

I swear. Robin, you being dramatic is amazing. Taking it "personally" that nobody censors themselves for Emkay is amazing and it brought a smile to my face. You and our other amazing hosts, such as David, Jake, Jack and Lexi just add so much personality. I love it when you do stuff like this, or when you go on another rant over Antiwork. Please, keep doing what you love! Also, if you read this, tell all the staff there. The narrators, but also the editors and anyone else involved, I said hi and wish them a great day.

It brings me so much joy when one Reddit channel I binge references another Reddit channel I binge. Now I just need emkay to reference Darkfluff, one topic, and the click. (They’ve already referenced Smosh Pit and R Slash)

This stuff makes me so grateful that my mother is relatively chill. She’s still a “mama bear”, believe me, but the most “EM” stuff she’s done has been pretty justified. Like I’ve had several teachers, college professors, faculty, etc. ignore my disability accommodations and she’s had to get involved and go all “Karen” on my university to get them to do something about it. (My university is private and therefore legally can be kinda below the board on some of that stuff which is really stupid)

When my wife was put on a gluten-free diet by her doctor 7 or so years ago, her father refused to accept that that meant she couldn't cheat sometimes, and for a year or so took it personally everytime she refused to eat his baked goods when he offered them. Even though she kept telling him that it would make her sick, it didn't matter. He was her father and he'd baked things, why couldn't she just ignore the stabbing pains in her stomach and eat it?

These parents man💀 Edit- HOLY 83 LIKES IN 2 HOURS WOW

i seriously don't get parents/relatives who think their kid is lying about being allergic to something. WHY WOULD KID LIE ABOUT SOMETHING LIKE THAT??

I will never understand parents who refuse to accept their children's allergies, my parents accepted our allergies and acted accordingly before we did.

I won't lie, the background stuff is a definite step up from the regular videos! Normally I just listen to these in the background, as they're usually posts read aloud (which is neat, I can do other stuff in the meantime), but having some videos alongside actually makes it really engaging! I'd love to see you all keep this up for future videos, especially with some of the shenanigans that can occur when reading these!

My mum did the same thing w/ the allergies. Would make me eat stuff I was allergic to cause she though I was just lying. Took the doctor and an allergy test to finally convince her I wasn’t lying 🙃

I love how the longer subreddits are being read here now. I like hearing the stories from them but most people who read these subreddits have grating voices after listening for a while, so I am so glad they are on EmKay now.

this subreddit is basically "every child deserves a parent, but not every parent deserves a child."

I think a certain era your mom grew up, she refuses to believe you are sick. I was born in the 50's and mom was sure you were malingering if you got sick. I have severe asthma, and high school was hell as I spent so much time struggling to breathe and mom ignoring me. Have scoliosis, I remember the doctor telling her that, she always got this look, tightened her lips and glared if anyone suggested I wasn't a lazy entitled slug. So still have back pain but at least asthma is controlled now...

14:29 She's not only acting like the delivery driver decides the prices, but is also being incredibly awful by using her son's autism as some sort of life-ruining condition to make people give her free stuff, 2 in 1, am I in the clearance aisle?

I wonder if one time my mom threw a fit when I told her repeatedly that I’m not interested in dating right now, and my father saying I’m being childish. Would count as an entitled parent. To add: My mom is like in her mid forties, my dad is almost fifty, and I’m twenty one. They’ve also done this before and always get mad when I tell them I’m not interested.

17:25 my mom sometimes does this by describing my adhd and autism, she’s not a Karen or anything but she does sometimes get other people to feel bad for me and pay for things like our summer camp was 100% payed for by someone else and even tho I’m on the low side of both it still makes me feel like I won’t fit in whenever she brings it up, but now I just realized that not a lot of people have these things so I should be proud of them

The second he introduced himself as "me= muffin man" I was waiting for him to kill someone, as the muffin man was UK's first serial killer.

Bro I feel so bad for these kids who are getting roped in by their insane parents, like the daughter at 2:50 and the son at 10:05 If my mom did that, I’d go to the person who was getting harassed and apologize about ten million times

Now that they have visual pictures for the stories I can now feel like I understand what anyone says a bit more!

1:32 This should be on r/insaneparents Also I'm glad you managed to do something

I’d be like “sure I’ll date her” just to be her personal therapist and just be normal friends so her mom shuts up

1:25 can confirm, works. Did the same in kindergarten, unintentionally. Just barfed everything I just ate(semolina porridge) back on the plate.

I remember having to explain to a girl's mother that, in the state of New Mexico, her dog's rabies vaccines are not something she can just blow off, even if you wanted to save the twelve bucks it costs. I had to drag out the actual state code to show her that the penalty for her dog biting *anyone* without a rabies vaccine record is not something to play around with. For those curious, New Mexico takes Rabies *so* seriously that the penalty is the animal's immediate euthanasia and, um, "confiscation" of a particular body part to be tested at a state lab. If you know what Rabies is you know what part I'm talking about.

16:23 SHE HAD A CRIMINAL RECORD XD

A rage inducing sub a day makes Robin’s anger stay

*clicks video* Video within the first 3 seconds: You’re my child, I have the right to poison you.

Wow, I'm loving this new format, it fits the content really well! Once again, huge props to the editorsa

17:37 - "Beauty fades, dumb is forever."

I absolutely adore this style! I’ve wished for so long that you guys would read subreddits like this one which aren’t exactly meme themed or have images to show on screen; I didn’t think it’d happen since that’s just the theme you usually follow. I love this new style so much! Please, please keep it up!

LOVE THE EDITING!, it's incredible!

As another commenter stated, this is definitely the format that Ask EmKay should use! It keeps up engagement while also allowing us to see the full post wi the out annoying subtitles!

17:10 Aggie is correct. Agriculture was one of their focuses when founded. Their honor code is rooted in their military-school origins, thought they are typically some of the least honorable college graduates in the state of Texas.

I'm a high functioning autistic (17) and my mom always used to pull the "My son is autistic" card to get sympathy and discounts on random sh*t and it really got on my f*cking nerves as a kid (and still does to this very day) to the point where she kinda started believing it herself and she pampered me to the point where it prevented me from properly maturing and I even noticed this because my older siblings we're maturing at about 2x the rate I was even my sister who's only 2 years apart from me but there wasn't much I could do because I had really bad anxiety about what would happen she lost custody of me a long while ago and I stayed with my dad who tried to teach me some of the things I missed out on without making me feel bad about not learning it when I was supposed to and now I'm back with her for a while visiting and just the other day when I was going to the zoo with her, my sister, brother in-law and my nephew and niece she brought PB and J's even though there's a rule where you're not supposed too bring outside food that's not what got on my nerves but what did was that she said "If anybody comes up to us I'll just say "My son is autistic and the only thing I can get him to eat is PB and J's so just roll with it."

Its been 87 years since the last entitledparents video

BRO THE TEEN AND THE DAD IN THE ONE AT 9:11 ARE ACTUALLY GOATED FOR DEFENDING THAT OP

This just makes you remember how least decent your parents are.

"so, let me get this straight: your kid is starving because you... don't feed him unless other people pay for it? so, i should be calling CPS right now to report you for neglect, is that right?" seriously, some people have never faced consequences in their whole life and it shows 🙄

Editor had a field day with this video

this is the rslash and emkay crossover i needed

I fear for what my cousin could become. My uncle's and aunt's parenting is bareley sufficient. And my cousin seems to never accept no for an answer. My uncle and aunt have said it to her maybe a handful of times and the times they did my cousin got my/our grandmother involved and she persuaded my uncle and aunt with the arguement that my cousin is still just a kid (10 years old now so yeah). But at this point I do think there is some slight necessity to start to introduce her to the basics of how life isn't fair.

I love the stock photos with robins voice, it actually made me laugh every time the footage would change

My mother did a lot of abusive things to me growing up, but finding out I’m allergic to peanut butter after 20 years was wild. I always was told I was fine and just needed a nap after I ate peanuts, peanut butter candies, or sandwiches. Turns out no I didn’t just need a nap my throat was just itching so bad I was getting light headed and thought it was normal due to the fact I had had a lot of throat surgery done and thought my scars just were acting up. I went years without peanut butter and never thought of it until at work I ate peanut mms and threw the bag up not half an hour later and couldn’t breathe right.

15:24 Hold up... is she using her autistic son to get free food? Isn't that illegal or something?

Kudos to the animator or whoever added the backgrounds Really brings a professional feel to it!

9:25 my plane got to late by 7 HOURS ,because there was a hole in the bag that housed the fire bags for the pilots.

big fan of this new format! The background videos and the comments being read are a great adition. I hope it stays this way.

2:08 the Got MIlk? campaign was to help deal with the surplus of cheese. NPR made a youtube vid titled "Big Government Cheese | Planet Money | NPR".

Some people believe that the more you eat or consume the thing that you are allergic to, you build up a tolerance for it and eventually become a non-allergy. To a degree, this may work..but I would not suggest it.

Fun fact about the milk situation. Humans by default are lactose intolerant, but people, in mainly Europe, forced themselves to tolerate it so much that now about 20% of the world’s population can handle it. If you keep away from dairy for long enough, some adults can develop an intolerance even if they weren’t before because they were conditioned to tolerate it.

I extremelly enjoy this new style of video, entitled parent stories on their own normally get me interested but with the small videos on the background i love it! i hope more r/EntitledParents videos come soon because its one of my favourites yet.

Does that family really treats their family rules as some kind of sacred religion???

7:33 He didn't make her cry, she made herself cry - Marco Pierre White

I am SO lucky to have amazing parents, I hope all of these children get out of this abusive relationship

I used to be allergic to strawberries as a child. Luckily mine wasn't anaphylactic either; I just broke out in hives when I ate one. However, I grew out of the allergy (probably an unheard of occurrence) by the time I was in Illinois' corrupted foster system, and they're adoption system that had so many single parents and gay couples that I highly doubt that if a Christianic/religious kid could choose to be adopted in Illinois, or be homeless or put in a group home/orphanage (considering the high melanin intoxication rate in that state, both of those placement options are probably highly abusive), that they wouldn't choose to live under a bridge. On a related note for the allergies, long after I was finally adopted, a doctor once prescribed me a cream for my acne, and both me, and my now deceased adoptive dad, found out I was allergic to the cream because every part of my skin that it touched had a rash that looked like chemical burns

1:11 good job! You pronounced it right

12:00 daaaamn coming from just finishing working summer camp over the summer (Pretty much daycare over the summer), we had a girl like this too. One time she said her: "Mr.xxxx is your boss?" Referring to the camp director. me: "Yep, he's my boss." Thinking she'd just be like 'huh cool' her: "I should go to him and tell him that I hate it in your group, that you're a bad councilor" And she already had the 'Oh that kid' reputation where every councilor knew her name even if they've never had her in their group. The kid that all the councilors know when they get a report written on them, so I wasn't scared a bit. In fact my boss would probably say 'Good, he's doing his job' in response to her if she ever did say that, so I responded accordingly. me: "oh really? you know, that's a great idea! You should really tell him that I'm an awful councilor." In such a genuine tone. Half way through the last sentence she figures out I'm being 110% sarcastic and her victory face turns into a defeated face. her: "You're being sarcastic aren't you." wasn't much of a question, she knew the answer me: "Yup" Thinking back on it, I feel bad for the kid because she was probably taught that that kind of behavior was what got you what you wanted, either from her parents caving into that kind of behavior, or from her parents acting like that to other people around her. I've never hated a kid. I've disliked working with a few, but never hated them. I can say I've hated a parent though. It's the parents who let poor behavior grow into something that adversely impacts the kid's personality, not the kid. It's the parent's responsibility to be a good role model to their children. *Children will do what they see you do.* While it's the parent's right to parent, it affects the community. There are -different- type of parenting, and then there are -bad- types of parent. There's a difference.

When I was six years old I had an allergic reaction to a soda called "Guri", my mom's immediate reaction when she saw that I had red spots in my skin was immediately take me to the hospital. She never buyed that soda again and she refuses to do so, knowing that it will give me a reaction. My dumbass tried to drink it recently and had an allergic reaction to it, I was doing it for cience, testing to see if it was just me as a kid who had this problem but it turned out that I'm allergic to Guri and Guri only.

The stock videos aren't what I expected, but for a subreddit with such long stories like this, it fits quite well.

13:18 to be fair they said others

For anyone confused, EP means entitled parent, and EM means entitled mom.

I find it absolutely hilarious that Emkay is getting mad about Rslash. Now I just need to turn this into a fan fiction in a high school-type setting where the Emkay narrators are a school clique, and Rslash is the weird loner, and they run competing newspaper columns.

2:07 Speaking of got milk, their new ads are literally just “haha sexy milk, now buy”

This is a good middle ground for making more visually engaging videos with subs that don’t have visual aids. Way better than subway surfers and making ask emkay look like every other channel that I avoid, which sucks! Because I love the channel and Brandon and mason! So hopefully soon this becomes the way that channel is edited so I can stop avoiding it :)

*I wouldn't judge the mother from the phone story too harshly. I TOTALLY understand where she's coming from.* Children (and teens) are quick to find loopholes, so family rules are often presented with zero exceptions. When OP first said "I'm alone so it isn't rude," she handed that child a lovely new excuse to use in the future. The mother recognized that, and was trying to prevent future arguments by asking OP to put away the phone. Does that make it ok? Absolutely not. It was extremely rude, but flying with children is _exhausting,_ everyone was irritable, and she was at her wit's end. A TRULY unreasonable parent would have refused to back down, but instead the mother realized she'd screwed up, and rather than lose face in front of her kids (or continue to bother OP) by apologizing, she opted to move tables and prevent further problems.

Hi, autistic person here. In response to the story at the end of the video, I’d just like to say that that mother clearly resents that her child isn’t “normal” (as people like that tend to say) so she uses that child to make others lives miserable. I feel so sorry for that kid and they’re honestly probably going to grow up thinking they’re “bad” just because they’re autistic. Parents like that make my blood boil and I truly hope this type of behavior towards children who literally can’t control if they’re autistic or not dies out and quickly.

While the new format is fine, I do like the stock footage and actual posts on screen and such, the only thing I still miss is the Narrator intro.

cant believe these kind of subreddit exist at the first place

This editing style is very visually appealing! :D

Parents sometimes can be kids them selfs

My family did this with my partner! A few Christmases ago we were at my crazy grandparents all was fine until we all started trying the spiced wine that my wacky aunt made. My partner was watching tv in the basement with my siblings, he has a cinnamon allergy hives and all that stuff. I go down with a glass and ask if he wants anything to drink regular wine, beer or a glass of the spiced wine that I was told had NO CINNAMON. He wants to try the spiced wine so I get him a glass, about 5 minutes later he’s itching and sweating. My family felt awful because they didn’t believe me or him-all of my partners have been a problem for them, no one is good enough for any of my siblings and I. They felt so stupid they were catering to his every need, my grandfathers wife even went next door to get antihistamines because they didn’t have any. So stupid-let’s poison someone because we don’t believe them or don’t like them

8:17 where you working for 17$ an hour sign me up

2:35 this story was in an "Am I the Jerk?" video not to long ago

Once while I was eating lunch & sitting in the outdoor seating area of the restaurant a dad & his daughter walked past. This was during the tail end of COVID in my area when people still had to wear masks but could be out & about. The dad looked at me wolfing down a nice massive & delicious fruit salad & grumbled "why doesn't HE have to wear a mask?" & His daughter just replied "he's eating, of course he doesn't need a mask" Funny thing is I'm nonbinary/trans masc & that was the 1st time anyone had gotten my pronouns right. I wasn't wearing pronoun pins or anything like that, they got it right on their own. Even when being a jackass that dad made me feel more seen & respected than I had felt in a long time & I was super close to jumping up & hugging both of them. Instead I just cried a few silent tears of joy into my fruit salad

Yeeesss!! I love this format with the background videos! So much better than staring at a wall of text

4:57 lemme guess, Karen’s?

Wow, what a nice change of pace instead of going through of text messages images and photos you listen to rants and listen to the comments inside once again, outstanding