So I found a way to Mine Air on Minecraft

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Toxic Behavior ModelingA little

The video demonstrates how to make friends hate you through pranks, which models toxic behavior. The creator says 'i'm going to show you how to make your friends hate you' and plans to place a dark matter block in a friend's house, calling it 'so funny' and stating 'it's gonna happen again' despite an insincere apology. This encourages harmful pranks without consent.

See evidence (3)

“i'm going to show you how to make your friends hate you”

“we're gonna have to jump right into the middle of it and just place a block right down as soon as we get into the middle of it okay this is gonna be insane”

“okay i just know he's gonna try and fill it in and it's gonna be a big hole in his house so queen if you're watching this video i love you i'm sorry and it won't happen again yeah it's gonna happen again”

Engagement Baiting & Manipulative CTAsA little

The video includes manipulative calls-to-action: asking viewers to subscribe specifically to him and not to 'that guy', and using subscriber milestone pressure. Also, 'if you can see the word let me know down in the comment section if you get it right i'll hurt your comment' baits comments through a mild threat.

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“subscribe to me don't subscribe to that guy subscribe now because we're getting so close to 2 million subscribers”

“if you can see the word let me know down in the comment section if you get it right i'll hurt your comment”

What Parents Need to Know

The video is a Minecraft parody where the creator pretends to discover a way to 'mine air blocks' using a fictional mod. It includes crude humor and mild insults (e.g., 'you idiot,' 'shut up') throughout, though no strong profanity. The main content is a step-by-step guide to a prank that destroys another player's house. While it's clearly a joke, younger children may not distinguish reality from the prank and could attempt to replicate the behavior in multiplayer games. There are no violent, sexual, or dangerous elements. Parents may want to watch alongside their child to discuss the difference between harmless jokes and hurtful actions in online gaming.

Talk to Your Kids About

1Why do you think the creator pretended to be angry? Was it funny or just mean?
2Is it okay to prank a friend by messing with their Minecraft house without asking? How would you feel if someone did that to you?
3What words in the video did you notice that might hurt someone's feelings? Are there better ways to joke around?
4How can you tell if a Minecraft tutorial is real or just a silly joke for entertainment?

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Questions fréquentes

What age is this video appropriate for?

This video is recommended for children aged 10 and up due to mild name-calling and pranking behavior that younger kids might imitate without understanding the joke.

Does the video contain bad language?

Yes, the creator uses mild insults such as 'you idiot' and 'shut up,' but no strong profanity. These words are used in a joking tone but could be picked up by younger viewers.

Is the content actually possible in Minecraft?

No, the ability to mine air blocks does not exist in real Minecraft. The video is a fictional mod and a comedy skit, not a legitimate tutorial.

Will my child learn anything educational from this video?

The video is purely for entertainment and does not have educational value. It might spark creativity in modding or pranking, but parents should guide the conversation about respectful online behavior.

Does the video encourage cyberbullying or griefing?

It shows pranking a friend by destroying part of their house, which could be seen as griefing. While presented humorously, it demonstrates actions that could be hurtful in real multiplayer games. Discussing consent and respect with your child is recommended.

Is there any violent or scary content in this video?

No, there is no violence, blood, or scary imagery. The explosions are cartoonish Minecraft effects, and characters do not die in a graphic way. It is safe for older kids who understand it's a joke.

So I found a way to Mine Air on Minecraft

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