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I Put a Black Hole Under my Friends House on Minecraft...

17:25 · 3,1 mn visningar · 8 maj 2022

Some ConcernsReviewed June 2026

1Moderate Concern

5Minor Flags

This episode is safe for most kids due to its clearly fictional and playful premise, but it contains a pattern of deception and trickery that could model unkind behavior. On the positive side, the video is highly creative and engaging, showing clever problem-solving and Minecraft mechanics, which can inspire kids' own building and storytelling. The main concerns are the repeated acts of tricking friends and the casual sacrifice of virtual animals, which may need parental discussion.

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What age is this video appropriate for?

We recommend this video for ages 8 and up. Younger children may not clearly distinguish the fictional prank from real-life behavior and could imitate the deception. Kids 8+ are more likely to understand that this is a scripted, playful scenario and can discuss the ethics of tricking friends.

Does the video contain any violence or scary content?

There is no realistic violence, but the video does include a 'black hole' that slowly destroys builds and pulls in players, which could be briefly unsettling for very sensitive children. The tone remains comedic, and the destruction is entirely within the Minecraft world.

Does the video encourage being mean to friends?

The video is centered around tricking friends for the creator's amusement, which could normalize deception. However, the prank is clearly fictional and the video doesn't include real hateful speech or bullying. It's a good opportunity for parents to talk about the difference between fictional pranks and real-life kindness.

Are there any ads or sponsored content in this video?

The video does not have obvious sponsored segments or hidden advertising. However, it does include a Minecraft server name and player usernames, which could be seen as a form of promotion for that server or the creator's channel.

What positive things can kids learn from this video?

Kids can learn creative problem-solving, such as using game mechanics like leads, water streams, and command blocks to create complex traps. The video also shows cause and effect, as each wish directly grows the black hole. It can inspire kids to invent their own Minecraft stories or build their own prank contraptions.

Does the video show gambling or 'gacha' mechanics?

The 'wishing well' mechanic uses a random element—players throw in a mob and a book, and the creator decides what reward to give. This resembles a loot box or gambling mechanic, where players take a risk for a reward. The classification score for 'Gambling Mechanics in Games' is 0.00, but the wishing well does have a random, chance-based reward system that may need discussion.

I Put a Black Hole Under my Friends House on Minecraft...

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