Dr. Jameca CooperForensic Psychology Consultant, Emergence Psychological Services · Board Certified Counseling Psychologist and Forensic Psychology Consultant

Would this fly in your house? 😭 #genx #parenting #raisingkids #modernparenting

13 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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The YouTube clip features a brief, informal exchange between two speakers that uses coarse sexual language and vivid, disorienting imagery. Speaker A suggests a party item is "useless for your vagina," which Speaker B echoes, and then Speaker A delivers a fragmented statement about darkness and a figure referred to as "Daddy." The broader video frames this dialogue as an illustration of how modern parenting (Gen Z/millennial) often embraces raw authenticity, contrasting it with older Generation X attitudes that emphasized respect for authority. The creator asks viewers whether such language and content should be allowed around children or filtered, prompting audience engagement on the boundaries of acceptable parenting discourse.

Have this for your party. It's so useless for your vagina.
You love that for your vagina.
I can't see, I can't see, Daddy. He's black, sky's black, everything's black.
Beautiful boobies, they're so long. Get out! Let me be honest, as a Generation X parent, I definitely didn't grow up this way, being able to speak freely to my parents about my opinions of their appearance and and so forth. This is a big difference. The psychological difference here is Generation X, we grew up being taught to respect authority first and foremost. Gen Z parents, millennial parents, all about authenticity. Two very different things. So tell me, what do you think? Do you think this is okay, or do you think it needs to be filtered into the right context? There's room for us all. What are your thoughts?