VIRAL Inappropriate Teacher Etiquette 💇🏾💇🏾💇🏾 

Honestly what makes it really inappropriate is that he filmed and uploaded a tik tok of these girls and called them his "Besties".

The internet never fails to investigate. They caught this man being a creep. A teenage girl that was clearly in a high school bathroom made a video saying she only like emo boys... Why did this man make a response video dressed like a emo boy. So turns out he actually does like little girls. Also I don't send my daughters to school to play in a grown man head that's suppose to be teaching. And why does he refer to them as his friends. I've worked with kids for almost 10 years. I call them my children before I call them friends. Hes grooming them little by little. Very inappropriate.

But why only girls??? Why in school??? Why call them best friends???? What happened to teacher - student boundaries.

I made sure to grab a random ugly mans photo from google and told my friend the story about this teacher. When i showed her a photo of the random ugly man. Her reaction was clear that she found it inappropriate, when i showed her a photo of the actual teacher her response kind of changed, like "oh... well its for content?" I did this to 2 friends and 1 male acquaintance. They more or less had the same reaction. My point being people are conditioned to think that average to attractive looking people are perceived as "good" or "normal" so ill intent isnt placed on them like it would for an ugly person. Which is CRAZY. Regardless of how this person looked, THIS is inappropriate.

In my days at school, we had cool teachers, but we never crossed that student teacher boundary. Oh, great job, Tony.

1. he was on the clock but was filming content for tik tok (and probably profited off of them) 2. he also (because it was live) film underage girls uncensored. No only that but there is also the logo of the school on his shirt. So people on his live know where these kids are. 3. no only does he refer to his students as besties apparently he has also given these students, his personal phone number and email. those are the biggest problems with this video. People can argue about hair being taken care of being ok or not which I think is inappropriate. there are other tiktoks of him being inappropriate. I forgot the details but one was of a student asking him about how he feels about girls with big butts, and this teacher responded to this kind of question. there is also a video of a high schooler in the bathroom. something about her being only attracted to emo guys and then him dressing up as an emo. honestly, I wouldn't be surprised of other stuff came out but this guy does not have a healthy boundary between himself as a teacher and his students.

My biggest issue is with the free labor and the filming of children. I also take issue with the focus on the gender of the students. We don’t know anyone’s sexuality in the video, so to assume the possibility of attraction purely based off gender is unnecessary to the discussion. Would it be more appropriate if the boys were playing in his hair? All in all, I think it is inappropriate for students and teachers to have a physical relationship outside of a hug or handshake. Not to mention the health risks playing in someone’s hair can pose. It was inappropriate, but to assume anything beyond that is dangerous.

"best friends" is such a red flag. If you consider your students your best friends, change careers.

A very good note as a male teacher is never let students touch you. No matter the intentions, its just better to not put yourself or that student in a situation that can be misinterpreted. I worked with kids of all ages and little kids dont really know boundaries, so some would come up and kiss me in the back of the head when i was sitting down reading a book or something and I had to tell them "Thank you, but thats not appropriate to do to a teacher, kisses are for family, but if they want they can give me the biggest hug they have" because its fine for kids to hug their teacher. I didnt want the kids to feel they did anything wrong by showing affection, but it also isnt appropriate to kiss your teacher, so I tried to redirect that affection to something that was acceptable. I dont think the guy should be fired for just this. I dont know how he responded when they talked to him about it, but if its just for this incident I dont think he should lose his job, but he does need to realize that intentions dont really matter in a teacher-student interaction. You have to not put yourself or the student in a situation that can in any way be seen as inappropriate.

Teachers and other professionals need to keep things professional, especially when it comes to kids. Your teacher/boss/mentor isn't your friend, so there needs to be more of a boundary.

My child should not touch or be touched by anyone in the faculty. Very unprofessional behavior. Gender has nothing to do with this matter.

Even if it's not inherently sexual, touching a teachers hair is just weird.

From other black creators they pointed out that it’s normalizing (female) servitude-“why aren’t the guy students helping out?” And a teacher should never allow the broken boundary of allowing “bestie” as it’s not teaching boundaries between young students and their educators. The teachers that were cool were still addressed as Mr/Mrs/Ms, even reminded some “I’m your teacher not your best friend.” Also, yall gotta blur out student’s faces! don’t think he has their parent’s permission to put their kid’s faces online. Kids can’t consent because they don’t know better.

I wouldve said it was fine until he said they were his 'best friends." And that HE was the one that asked- not that THEY volunteered. Younger teachers tend to connect with students more/better and if it were just some girls who heard he needed it done and VOLUNTEERED to so it and it was at lunch/break so it wasnt disturbing a lesson and he in his twenties (22-24) - then i wouldnt see much wrong with that. Would it be weird? Absolutely but I'd probably be more on the side its innocent as he wouldve probably been newer to teaching and in the moment just thought it was an innocent kind gesture from his students. The way he talks about the girls and that HE ASKED as well as he is RECORDING IT- that seems weird to me (and thats not even mentioning how he called them his BEST FRIENDS which is incredibly weird). The girls probably thought he was cool and could probably get fame since he was recording which, to me, seems like abuse of power (whether he realised this or not). Honestly, it wouldve seemed innocent if the context wasnt so stacked against him and I've seen teachers take advantage of students before- especially teachers who are seen as 'cool'.

Our “cool” teacher used to be the drama teacher until one year he got really close to a student and married her right after she graduated 👀 he couldn’t teach drama anymore, but somehow he was still allowed to teach English?? Even after this was well known I had friends who would have done this for him if he had this situation happen. Idk, it feels really weird, even if this teacher has “good” intentions, he should know there are boundaries that shouldn’t be crossed with students.

the unbraiding was 100% inappropriate. if a teacher/staff asks you to touch him/her in any way, its inappropriate. if a teacher touches you, its inappropriate. he 100% deserved to be fired. once, i told my mom how there's no cameras in the classrooms and she said my school district has a history of teachers S/A'ing students. the fact that they have this history and DONT put cameras in classrooms is horrible. i have never been S/A'd and i am so, so very grateful that i haven't and my heart goes out to those who have and people who have S/A'd people are disgusting. if anyone who sees this comment who has been S/A'd, i hope you're doing better now.

Good disccusion. It's always a shame to stop people connecting, because society is too detached these days, but ultimately, people in a position of power need to stay detached, for everyone's sake, but even for their own protection in the current "believe all accusers" environment. I'd consider banning all teachers from tiktok, because the people it would hurt the most are narcisists who probably shouldn't be in that job anyway.

I don’t think there were any questionable intentions, but it definitely was unprofessional. I’ve done favors for teachers like filling up their water bottle bc they couldn’t leave the class, helping them reorganize supplies, helping grade simple assignments, but I think when it comes to contact/being physical there’s a line. Sometimes gender is always going to be a factor too even if there’s times when we don’t want it to. And on top of that saying that he asked a few of his “100 besties” was weird.

When i was younger all the female students used to braid my female gym teachers hair so i see nothing inappropriate about the teacher 🤷🏽‍♀️

11:51 it was absolutely justified. protect children no matter what, don’t take no chances

Am not been surprised about how many women were okay with this stuff. Clear predatory behavior in my opinion. they are more concerned about protecting this man's feeling and being "supportive" than being concerned about the welfare of children😕

I feel like a LOT of teachers really need to work on creating and maintaining boundaries, I remember in middle school there was a teacher that told me they couldn’t and wouldn’t hug me while I was crying because they felt it was inappropriate. At the time I was upset and I had that teacher for a long time, but when I look back on it I really respect that they did that.

personally, this whole situation could've been worse and thank god it didn't escalate to anything more severe. but I do believe that he should be given a second chance in the fall but has to go through some training. he could also start as an assistant teacher in the fall so that he's watched all hours of the day. ♡ there should definitely have been boundaries set in place but to fire him over having his hair done (and again, thank god it didn't escalate), it just seems like the school wanting to sweep this under the rug rather than actually train their teachers ab the do's and don't's..... but yes, it is common sense to not let your students (male or female) touch you period... ♡

I teach Kindergarten and my colleagues allow their students to braid their hair. I don’t really see a problem with it at all young age. But I do think there should be a boundary in place when it’s teenagers and their teacher (no matter what the gender is). It takes 1 person making one accusation that will ruin your entire life and career. Heck no. You can’t bee buddy buddy with your students.

When I was in high school I was also in a tech college for barbering and we would braid and cut the hair of the other tech teachers on the campus who were mostly male. That wasn’t inappropriate because it was what we were learning but in this video and in normal high school classes this is beyond creepy. No high school student taking normal classes should ever be touching or being touched by a teacher.

As someone studying to become a teacher this is wild. I grew up on the internet in the late 2000’s (played my first mmos when I was 7) and got groomed like CRAZY over various platforms. The second I became 18 I stopped interacting with minors as much as I could because I knew myself how even the smallest things can get misinterpreted and then becomes an exception and now you’re fooling around with someone who needs to do their book report for school or they’re gonna get grounded 😭!! Though my job would be to work with kids and connecting with your students is a big part, this is beyond innapropriate. Boundaries people! Treat your class with Dunkin’ Donuts or something not free labor!

When I was in elementary school I used to call my teacher to ask for advice on things and such. But that was in the late 80s.

I disagree with teacher content creators making content while students are present

Yeah, it's just too inappropriate. I'm not calling this dude a ped or anything like I'm sure some people are quick to do, but there needs to be boundaries between a teacher and their students.

There's a LOT of LEGITIMATE ways to read this as problematic that other commentators and comments have pointed out. The only counterpoint I want to bring up is that schools are where colonial worldviews that center white culture and traditions, and the supremacy of authority figures, are drilled into young minds. So using what that system says is normal and appropriate as a guide is likewise harmful. That said, he's definitely exploiting those girls for views at the least, and creeping on them more than likely.

They’re undoing his hair but what else would they be undoing for him? 👀 very unprofessional!

Honestly he should get some type of warning. Who else knows what other boundaries he’s going to cross if the school lets this incident slide.

My story… is a little complicated. TL;DR - My English teacher from SEVENTH GRADE groomed me. I wouldn’t find out until I was an adult. When I was in 7th grade, my English teacher used to always playfully pick on me. We constantly had banter back and forth with each other and would roast each other all the time. My mom ended up getting a job in another state, so I had to move. On my last day of school there, I was acting out a lot because I’m autistic with ADHD and didn’t really know how to control my emotions regarding the move. He pulled me outside of the classroom and told me to stop acting a fool, because he was just as upset that his favorite student was leaving. That’s right, he called me his favorite student to my face. He also told me, “But if you tell anyone I said that, I’ll deny it.” I took that as a joke. Little did I know he was protecting himself. He gave me a really big hug that lasted a little too long, and played a whole goodbye song for me. I just felt cared for. I didn’t realize how… inappropriate it all was. Years later, I’m 18 years old and working at a Starbucks. For this, you need to know that he lived in Florida, I moved to Ohio. I found him on Facebook and added him. We began talking back and forth consistently and that’s when things started to take a turn. Also, for the record, I’m a trans male. This is an important detail. In 7th grade, he knew me as a female. He was gay, so maybe his actions back then weren’t fully sinister? When we reconnected, I told him I was a trans male and his treatment of me immediately began to change. He started calling me things like “cute”, “sweetie”, pet names you’d call your partner. He sent me a… naughty story… that he wrote and let’s just say it had some major red flags in it. Then one day while I was at work, I was in the back and my coworker came to get me. She told me that there was someone at the front to see me. Who do I see when I go out? My teacher. That’s right. He flew from Florida to Ohio to see me at work. And how did I react? Excited because I hadn’t yet realized just how inappropriate our friendship was. I went to give him a hug and he picked me up and spun me around. It was as we continued to talk that I began to realize… things weren’t right. I can spare too many more details because it gets absolutely crazy… But let’s just say I ended up calling him out, threatened to report him to the school board, and he blocked me on everything. So yeah, uh… That happened.

Tony! I love this. You’re making me want to make a video on this. I thought this was very inappropriate! I get bonding with your students but this is taking it too far. No professionalism.

I understand the expectation for professionalism and etiquette given the setting he is the adult in the situation. However, I don’t think he should have been fired but I understand why the school chose to let him go. After hearing your perspective it has made me fully aware that those were minors and he posted them on social media I forgot that portion that he was filming it. So yeah he should have been more cautious about that and plus no one knows what was stated in the school’s policy regarding such situations. There certainly was a lack of boundaries demonstrated but I hope he lands on his feet because it’s never easy losing a job.

I had a math teacher in Middle school that would always over share weird things like "I was high at a party once and my friend's goldfish talked to me" like sir this is a pre-algebra class and gave me weird vibes but like nothing I could prove. then when I was in high school he got arrested for Grooming and statutory SA of a 13 year old girl, man was in his 50s.

Oof this is in my field, okay So i grew up in a church with the same people and we were very close to my leaders and adults in the church including hugs and stuff. I used to braid my leader's hair all the time and it was fine. Problem is, a few years after i stop going, we find out there were creeps in our youth group Years later i become a teacher and i would be "friends" with the kids (elementary to 6th) and the older ones would get joking and we'd play around but there is a HARD line when it comes to physicality and certain joking topics. When the kids got comfortable with us, we had to remind them that there is a line and that "kids your age arent supposed to be friends with adults" Thats what the problem here is. Unless it's family, kids should not be comfortable touching adults because it leaves them vulnerable to predators. If a student wanted to braid my hair, that'd be fine and they'd be safe, but it then makes it normal so if a creep asks them to do the same it could lead to problems Kids dont need to touch adults. End of story

I've never been this early! Hey Tony!

So i worked in education and what that teacher did was inappropriate the first rule they learn you is that you need a certain distance with students. You can help them with stuff like homework or comfort them when they are having a hard time, but you should never ask them to touch you or do certain favors. Because that breaks that certain distance you need to have with teacher student relationship

There was this one teacher in my high school. He used to teach us online during the pandemic and he was annoying. So I used to do job hours in high school after I got back, usually they'll let me in the building where the kids with disabilities go to. I got back from campus one day and this dude was outside with these kids sitting on a chair and notice he was recording a video with them on his phone and as soon as I was about to enter the building to go back to my class he put his phone on my direction as I'm walking to the door trying to get my attention.

I actually had a teacher who would let the students play in their hair during break

This was another insightful discussion Tony. ❤❤❤❤

The kids are there to learn, not do hair- anyone's hair! Not their own, not their friends, certainly not the teachers! He's paid to be there and teach, not save his money and time to by having the kids do his hair!

At the very least he’s too lax with his students that it comes off as unprofessional.

Even if, devil's advocate, it wasn't inappropriate in a sexual way, it's still way out of bounds. If a teacher had their students come over and do their laundry or whatever chores, that's not sexual but it's still not okay to get that personal between teacher and student.

Women who are saying "they don't see a problem with this" okay gotcha. Now say if that guy were dark skinned, over weight and not attractive in their eyes, would they still be okay with it?

This man reminded me of the term peacocking cause his tattoos, muscles, and jewelry were all visible. I had a high school administrator wear compression shirts to hide his tattoos year round. I only knew he had tattoos because he had rumors about them being visible. I don’t remember who told me this but I remember asking him about it and he denied it and redirected the conversation.

There was a cashier I knew at work, long since after he left, became a Head Cashier and almost immediately began dating a 18 year old new cashier. It was creepy and also a violation of company policy and he got angry that everyone figured it out. To the point he was arguing with our supervisor and everything.

Normally I would see that amongst students strictly, this is new to me , from 6th-8th grade I never saw this at all .

At first I thought it was a bit off but when I found out that he had some of the kids numbers and mentioned he texted them and called him his best friends that threw me all the way off. It was also weird to see him recording himself live and fake crying about the situation. As a recent former student myself I didn’t have any of my teacher’s contact info beyond their professional email. The real thing is why did he feel the need to even post this or ask his students to do his hair? Wish people would stop posting people’s kids online without the parents consent…

A good example of why this can look crazy is the same way some of yall dont want ya boyfriend going to get his hair dreaded at a girls house 😂

I don’t think there’s anything wrong with students doing their leader/teachers hair but the teacher asking is a little… inappropriate. I remember a long time ago at my church my pastor let us do his hair we were just kids doing silly things to his hair braiding and all that but he didn’t ask us to and it was just fun it wasn’t on camera or anything like that

I don’t see anything wrong with it. Also, the bearded dragon that is being held by the teacher just makes the whole situation cute to me! Edit: Okay now that I think more about the fact that it’s only girls I can see how it could be seen as a bit peculiar.

I am going to give him the benefit of the doubt right now, unless something else comes out? Posting the video on social media was a mistake. I don't know what his sexuality is, but would this have been inappropriate if he were gay or a woman? I have seen way worse in my time, but we are in an era where everything is policed or twisted as something questionable.

Firing him was a bit excessive. I believe it was innocent but definitely unprofessional.

I just think people are looking to deep into this. they seem like they are having fun and he's still doing his job. its not like anything really bad is happening. i think him saying befriends is just something he said in the moment i dont think he's actually treating them like they are his friends or anything. i don't see a problem with it really. in my school there was a male teacher who promised the students that he would allow them to i think shave his hair or something depending on the class's test scores and he had done this before. i can't see why this is such a bad thing if its just them being playful.

Well I just agree with tony turner just talked about the original the proud family/and the reboot louder and prouder.

It’s one thing if they’re doing it for a hair care assignment, it’s another thing when the teacher’s using his students to get free hair care.

I don't know if this is weird or not but when I was a kid, female teacher used to do female student's hair. Not high school more like grade 1 and 2 or something like small little girl. I don't ever think that was inappropriate back then. Plus no other adults as well. What do you think?

I'm going to be honest, I highly doubt he got fired for the hair situation. More than likely the recording students and being on social media did it.

That because that no normal, teachers have to have distance from the kids they teach, it's not because we hate them, it to prevent misunderstanding between them, the students and parents.

Believe me, I've had this happen to me so many times in Fast Food; according to a former manager high schoolers kept asking for 'The Cashier with the nice rack' (me) or try hitting on me. I'M IN MY 30S! What. The. Ever Loving. F*ck!?

Man listen all imma say is the last two years of high school. My 12th grade English teacher got impregnated by a student that was in football player. As said teacher was at my graduation ceremony as the speaker whatever and I felt entirely indifferent about that. And a janitor slept with a student allegedly, even though students claimed they saw them sneak into a closet multiple times, and said janitor went missing for awhile but came back some time after

TBH i didnt think of it at inappropriate at first because i likely would have done the same thing as a kid. Not knowing the full context i just assumed this was more kid iniated where a group of girls wanted to do his hair. Knowing more context definitely changes the situation.

I think did right by his punishment because not only did he use his students, but he put it on social media too.

Was it inappropriate? Overall, yes. Him being demonized over it and folks immediately sexualizing it? I don’t think so. I believe he deserves another chance, but if that particular behavior persists (especially AFTER the fact), then he needs to be punished.

*18 is the hard line. and then you can't drink till your 21, what?* that being said age ain't nothing but a number. you aren't hurt by dating someone who's 20 years older than you; or vice versa, versa vice. for some reason 18 is the hard line in the sand our society has made to distinguished minors from adults and even for teenagers past the age of 18 it's still a very murky waters. a teacher in their twenties is a model and is supposed to know better than their students. we treat teenagers like they need to mature into active members of society and its weird when they enter an adult field, of anything, that grown folks still treat teenagers as novices or not having the agency necessary to make well thought out decisions.

My opinion is if there's any question about the interaction it probably shouldn't be happening.

Their was a particular science teacher that was always very friendly with the female students in my school. Nothing explicitly inappropriate like with this teacher but it seemed very odd to me at the time and i tried to avoid him.

I don’t think there’s anything weird about it. When I was in school we helped each other out with our hair all the time so I wouldn’t have thought twice about a teacher asking me and my classmates for help with their hair. What’s weird is him referring to his students as his besties. My teachers called us some variation of children or scholars they never said we were friends you don’t talk about students that way. Also filming these children and putting this online was inappropriate.

the gesture of helping braid hair is innocent enough but it’s highly inappropriate in this setting teachers are not supposed to be your friends and there needs to be some level of respect and separation between the teachers and students because the lines will get blurred like in this case. you can be friendly with teachers and vice versa but they’re not your friends

I can understand where the school is coming from. His behavior could be like child predators. Therefore, I don’t have an issue completely with them letting him go. I think it creates much safer work environment for the students and there has been incidences where teachers have slept with students and gave out personal phone numbers.

I don't think there should be filming in a classroom unless it is to record educational videos. Studies have shown that people will act different when they know they are on camera. I feel like it will just encourage students to do things or act out so that the teacher will put them in his videos. I wonder if he wasn't a TikToker, the students wouldn't have done this.

It’s wrong to put other people’s children out there online wo parental consent. I thought the school had privacy policies about that. It’s wrong to use ur place of power to get kids to touch on you. While it’s not sensual, it’s still intimate. That’s not their father, not even an uncle. While I don’t think the teacher was being a MAP, it’s still inappropriate. Next up: I had a beach trip planned, so I let the girls wash my feet, not like Jesus, just so my feet would be ready for the beach.

I didn’t see the video but honestly that can be seen as inappropriate . But then again it’s not like they were doing anything sexual . I honestly think if if they feel comfortable with it then it shouldn’t be a huge deal .

I had a highschool biology teacher that was really weird to the female students. Not pedophile weird but well....he had nicknames for the female students. Was always nicer to the female students then the male students. Had once asked a girl if she was on her period when she was a bit off in her mood. Had pictures of female students on a wall for "biology heritage traits such as blonde hair, green eyes, etc." Was just really creepy. Then he bragged about how big of a house he had and that he had 360 something watches and that he had like 6 or so cars. That he was on the discovery channel and we were force to watch videos of him instead of an ACTUAL biologist.

I think it was not just inappropriate for him to let these young girls braid his hair but to post it on Tik Tok. They are kids, they are there to learn and he exposed their faces publically. This was a leap over boundaries a teacher should have with kids.

why the principle allow him too because they knew he been had the tiktok video

On one hand I think the girls faces should of been censored for their protection, the teacher should of at least done that On the other hand I think it’s good that the teacher filmed the interaction, to show nothing nefarious going on Now weather students braiding/unbraiding a teachers hair is considered inappropriate i feel is up to the individual But as a white guy I feel like it’s not my place to comment on black hair, as the only thing I know about black hair is that it can take hours to style and restyle depending on the look being achieved I do feel for the teacher in a sense of having no time to undo his braids and feeling like this was a last resort Also because if he took his braids out beforehand I know certain employers can be very unkind towards black individuals with natural hair It’s a tough situation I have to admit

There was a flag being flown in an open field with a camera on it live streaming the only thing you could see was the open sky the general tip of the pole with the flag flying. Within only a few hours internet sleuths geographically located it, got to the location took the flag down and burned it. BC of cloud movement. This teacher, is completely ignorant of the dangers that he has exposed those children too. He exposed their faces instead of blurring them (I guess it was live so worse I guess) The whole unbraiding hair I wasn't all that miffed on, Until I saw a comment in another video pointing out the whole these are young girls doing labour.... Thus the continued lessening devaluing of feminine labour, cooking, cleaning, laundry, maintaining not only their own health but the health of their families, emotional support. I would be shocked to find that any one of the kids (even jokingly to the cool teacher) asked how much he would pay for them unbraiding the hair... like someone would expect at a salon.

I get

Ya it's a bit weird .I used to play with my boyfriends hair all the time .like why would someone do the same thing with a teacher.

Hey Tony whatsup with the podcast?

They're minors. Can get in a lot of trouble for showing their faces. Must have parents permission. Rookie teacher mistake....

Its inappropriate. It’s just not professional.

I mean… I think it’s weird, like it’s definitely not normal, but is it actually innapropriate? Like it’s just his hair. If I was a teacher I’d be like “personal space” but if this guy doesn’t care then I don’t get why his hair is such a big deal. At the worst this is a classroom distraction, he should be fired for not doing his job.

I guess I don’t have a definite answer this time around. Like I don’t think I would quantify it as free labor or anything sexual, but it does seem weird to me in a way I don’t know how to describe. Maybe don’t do that, teacher guy. I also don’t know that I would have fired him for it, were I in charge, but as I’m not, I certainly won’t argue with those who are and did.

For me, that’s a very gray area.

These where middle schoolers

Not really a problem it seems like just some fun and relaxation. Though in Scotland atleast in my bit teachers and pupil getting along are common specially with the younger teacher and old pupils.

It one time man and stop assuming the girl are crushing on him Some people like to help others

Fix it jesus, fix it jesus, fix it jesus. A black male teacher with tattoos known as a content creator on tik tok, instagram and youtube have everyone in their feelings because he does a video of his female students taking out his hair and doing his nails and now they are calling him every negative name under the sun. I have watched his content on his social media accounts and I feel like the media is making this situation a lot more than what it is and I really don't think this teacher is in any way, shape or form offending any of these students. He have content with both his male and female students........but of course everyone is going for the video of him getting his hair taken out and nails done because all they see is female students. I myself have had teachers who I was very close to and respectfully used to play in their hair and do majority of the same things this teacher does with his students in his content on his social media platforms.

I like you your realistic this is not appropriate. ALSO filming minors in social for you content is a whole mother thing.

if the girls are ok with it or want to do it there is no problem here

Lol that man is sweet nothing serious people need to chill like for real

So you got on this lol But on the real tip i think he went 2 far and y would show it online smh. It shouldn't be after school or during school hours smh. I think it was innocent but i dont it was the place for it all smh. #DisneyDiva

Bobby Womack was an appropriate celebrity when he was with Sam Cooke's wife and daughter after his death

It's unethical.

I dont really see the problem

Very inappropriate