TikTok's Worst Moms @shirashiraonthewall

Watch on YouTube · 2025-07-25 · 22 min

0:00 Hey guys, I'm gonna be reviewing a video called The Bad Moms of TikTok.

[video] 0:04 Welcome to Bad Mom TikTok, where the worse you parent, the better you perform. We're talking moldy diapers, toddlers eating donuts for breakfast, and living rooms that look...

0:15 She's not the mother herself, right? Is she? I don't know her. I've never seen her channel before. But the black lips and everything makes me think that she's not. I'm just saying, whatever she's gonna say, really, she has no experience, probably, right? Except if I'm wrong. If you're not a mother, really, you shouldn't be talking about parenting. You can a little bit, but really, you don't know.

[video] 0:46 First up, we have Alexbaby97, the self-proclaimed lazy mom of TikTok. By the way, the 97 in her username stands for her birth year, so she's 27 with three kids. I mean, same.

1:01 27 and three kids, that's very little. Naturally, at 27, you should have way more than three for sure. Yeah, but of course, whoever made this video is brainwashed, whoever this girl is.

[video] 1:15 Except my kids are two dogs and a cat.

1:19 Oh, my God. Yeah, totally brainwashed. Oh, my God. What are you trying to say? That she's in the wrong or what? You're trying to imitate children. Come on, what the hell is this? She's portraying her as if she's strange when you're literally playing theater with pets, dogs, cats, she said, acting as if those are children. That's completely nuts. You're just nuts.

[video] 1:49 I promise my babies eat way better than whatever Alex is serving her. Save my one-year-old's breakfast with me.

[video] 1:58 Donuts? For breakfast? For a one-year-old?

2:01 Yeah, okay, that's horrible. I will agree with her. Yeah. Usually, dogs and cats get better food. Ideally, they should be eating raw meat, of course.

[video] 2:11 Your child, like, a little police officer? Homer Simpson? Me at 3am stumbling out of a nightclub and inhaling a dozen Krispy Kreme donuts from 7-Eleven? Oh, look, she's cutting them into, like, little slices. It's like she's cooking. Now, listen, I get it. She's got three kids. Let's cut her some slack. I sometimes ate fast food growing up. It's not the end of the world. I'm sure this is a one-time thing.

2:27 Wait, is she supposed to be 27? Huh?

2:33 I would have guessed 47 or something. Whatever.

[video] 2:39 Okay, um, two time thing?

2:45 Okay, that's just about the worst thing that you could give to a human being in general. It's basically poison. It's completely toxic. It's gonna destroy their health.

[video] 2:57 Okay, okay. Three times! This is their breakfast, so this is my seven-year-old's plate.

3:03 And she puts the fruits there because she believes that it's healthy. Grapes are sprayed with pesticides today, and you're only getting sugar anyway. The donuts are still worse because donuts are made in seed oils. And you have chocolate, which has neurotoxins inside of it. It's made out of seeds. It's just seeds made in seed oils with seeds on top. Think about it. You're just giving your child seeds with seedless and sugar. It can't even get any worse than that. That's horrible. The grapes really aren't that much better because for the development of the children, there's nothing in there.

[video] 3:45 Yeah, but that's the thing, vegetables are also very unhealthy. Is it worse than donuts? That's hard to say.

4:16 It could be in some cases, yeah. Depends on what kind of vegetables. Some can be closer to neutral. The ones that aren't loaded with poisons. That don't taste completely bitter.

4:35 What I mean, by the way, is when it comes to something such as garlic, herbs especially, then you eat a whole thing and you die on the spot. You eat a whole donut and you don't die. What I'm saying is that some vegetables are just extremely poisonous where you can die from small amounts.

[video] 4:58 each, um, no. Walk into Walmart, pretty standard pricing. So no, it's not that vegetables are, you know, too expensive. It's that we've normalized feeding our kids literal garbage. Now, to her credit, Alex does sometimes cook, which is awesome because, you know, eating processed food isn't

5:13 Even if you would feed your child flowers, such as broccoli, still the child could actually die from flowers, but not from donuts. I'm not defending donuts, but in comparison to a lot of vegetables, they are still healthier.

[video] 5:32 All the time. Cook breakfast with me as a single mom of three.

5:37 Oh my god, what is- is that- is that water or seed oils? I can't tell. Oh my god.

[video] 5:43 Okay, that's a lot of oil.

5:50 Wow, that was all- oh my god, man. Those will be the unhealthiest children on earth. Jesus. Jesus, man. Oil is death.

[video] 6:00 We can watch.

6:05 Oh, she makes her own doughnuts. I suppose that it's slightly better and not really overall.

6:14 seeds with seed oils yeah it's just death guaranteed atherosclerosis absolutely strokes and heart attacks incoming some children nowadays get strokes and heart attacks yeah and the first heart attack in a hospital in the us was recorded 100 years ago approximately and now children are getting them because of this yeah is that another donut hi yeah diabetes

[video] 6:44 I mean, I guess she made them at home. I don't think that's better. Honestly, Alex, at this point, just hand them a spoon and a tub of icing for dinner. And then for dessert, a tub of chocolate ice cream. Okay, to be fair though, all right.

6:56 yeah but ice cream would be a million times better than donuts if there's no seed oils in the ice cream and there is a lot of times nowadays they do make them at seed oils for the most part then uh you're just eating pasteurized obviously not raw but still dairy milk products cream There's way worse stuff out there. Even if it's pasteurized, it's all right compared to that.

[video] 7:24 Alex has been posting on TikTok for a long time. And I think she has finally started paying attention to the hate comments. So she has been improving lately. Going in the oven for about an hour. Look at this. This is real food. It looks delicious. Like, yes, let's go, Alex. Now, with that in mind, we have to rank Alex on the bad mom tier list. Now, because we don't know that much about her life or how she treats her kids and based solely on that, I'm going to give her a B. She was this close to giving.

7:50 That's very high. That's too high. I would put her in the red box because food is everything. Food develops the human being. It forms your gut microbiome or more so if the food is good, it doesn't damage it. You don't become depressed, you stay a happy human being. It's just your whole life. Food is life. Food is not what you think food is, because to you food is something that you eat to get some kind of energy and to survive. In reality, food should come from other lives. You should be hunting down animals and eating them.

8:35 and that's what will make you full of life energy vitality it will develop you into a great human being it will make you happy it's everything it's life itself it really is not what they eat of course but that's why Really, she's the worst kind of mother, because no matter how well the relationship with your parents is, that's also important, but if they give you good food, natural food,

9:07 Basically, you gotta put them in the green box, more or less.

[video] 9:09 Her kid's diabetes before high school, but she is trying to improve. Now, I highly doubt that we will rank the next mom even close to something that high because this next mom makes Alex look like a super mom. Get my house ready with me so CPS can come over. Meet Amanda MCG who spends every day deep cleaning a three-bedroom house that is so filthy it looks like it's been through three world wars and a plague. Amanda's content is so disturbing it feels less like your typical cleaning videos and more like a playthrough of Crime Scene Cleaner. Because if a crime was ever committed in that house, no one is finding the evidence. Especially not if it's under her bed. Good morning and we are back with another bedroom cleaning video. I did have my daughter go under the bed and push all the trash out. You'll see here soon. What? I did have my daughter go under the bed and push all the trash out. This is your bedroom, your mess. Send yourself to the trash tunnels. Here, I'm trying to get my daughter to be here helping me. She was eager to help me. She loved coming under the bed, pushing all this garbage out.

[video] 10:08 As you can see here, she's loving it. Um, no. There is no way that your daughter loved crawling through dirty dishes, sticky half-drink soda cans, I don't even know what's in that pile, but I'm worried. She's not the trash man. That's my character! I'm the trash man! She's not Oscar the Grouch. Oh, I love trash! Also, can I just, can I just ask, how does this much garbage get under the bed? I mean, I get the occasional rope saw, maybe a slipper. This isn't a mess. This is a landfill. Listen, okay, maybe it's a case of depression for some moms. I get it. Mental health is real. Life is hard. But at some point, you've got to clock in as a parent. Your child should not be learning to walk through trash. And we can't keep commenting stuff like, you're doing awesome. No, she isn't, Judith. She's not even doing okay. Look at her house. Every single video is of her cleaning. cleaning the kitchen, cleaning the living room, cleaning the same hallway again, and somehow it never actually gets clean.

[video] 11:04 When you're the only one who cleans and no matter how hard you try, it's always a somewhere or another.

[video] 11:11 Okay, but like you chose to have four kids voluntarily and clearly you didn't teach them like basic cleaning skills and now you're just trying to backtrack So it is not just me learning all these new experiences and stuff. It's also my children We are all one big part of this mess and we are all learning together as a family. Imagine calling cleaning a new experience Learning all these new experiences. It's not an experience

11:34 To be fair, in nature you don't need to clean. That's why humans don't like to do it, because you live in these man-made buildings in this space, which is just unnatural, it's man-made, and that's why you don't want to clean, because in nature you have a shelter. That may be true, you build a shelter, yeah, but there's nothing to clean. even if there would be it would be once a year some leaves you push them away there's nothing to clean because there's nothing dirty in nature but today you live in this kind of prison cell and then you have dust which you wouldn't have naturally it sets everywhere and whatever else there may be

12:22 cockroaches, rats, there may be in that house, doing their thing and all kinds of plastic and whatever garbage humans buy today. It's all actual garbage. Yeah, but the nature, you don't have that. You just have nature.

12:41 That's why people don't like to clean. It's normal.

[video] 12:44 You're not rock climbing. You're not taking a pottery class. You're not experimenting with girls for the first time. You're picking up a sock. And we are all learning together as a family. I know you said you're learning, but you're not learning quick enough, okay? This has been years of you learning on TikTok how to clean. I don't need you scrubbing the wall 24-7, but there's a limit, right? You have a responsibility as a mother to make sure that your kids live in a clean home. Believe it or not, this does impact kids' mental health long-term. Just look at some of the comments people have left who grew up like this. This type of environment made me have no friends as a child because I was so embarrassed to let anyone see my house. My house was like this growing up. I never let friends come over and was so humiliated. My mom was like you. We don't talk much. Don't say I didn't warn you. Now, the worst part of all of this is that Amanda is incentivized to keep her house dirty because she gets views, money, and sponsorship opportunities from TikTok. If her house was clean, she literally wouldn't have content. Get off TikTok and clean your house. Let's rank this woman. She makes me so mad. I'm gonna give it a D, yeah, because raising your kids in filth isn't normalizing the mess. It's just straight up abusive. Thank you. Next. Meet Hannah B...

13:37 How is it abusive? I don't get her definition of abuse. How do the children get abused? That makes no sense whatsoever. I get that the environment is dirty, so to speak, but you also don't clean in nature. Does every animal in nature abuse their children? It doesn't really make any sense at all.

[video] 14:04 who first went viral for her infamous 17 diaper video. Let's pick up all the dirty diapers I have lying around my house right now. So I'm counting just four diapers right here on the coffee table. So right away, I'm seeing one, two, three diapers. Into the bedroom, this is the corner of what my side of the bed looks like at night. Think if I counted right, that's 17 diapers lying around my house. If you think she's lying, she's not. Hannah literally let her kids crawl around the house like it was the Ho Chi Minh Trail, dodging 17 poop landmines like their lives depended on it. No wonder my house freaking stinks right now. And while plenty of people agreed it was disgusting, others rallied behind her, calling her raw, honest, and relatable. 17 diapers trend is absolutely amazing. I love seeing all these moms supporting each other. 17 dirty diapers means 17 times that the kids got changed. It also means that they ate enough to make 17 dirty diapers. I mean, her original 17 diaper video didn't just go viral. It got her flown out to New York City to speak on a talk show about how hard motherhood can be. Video starts with how many diapers on the table? Four. But as Hannah kept posting, people started to realize maybe she's not actually...

14:52 I don't get it. Why can't you just change the diaper and then put it in the bin?

[video] 14:59 that relatable and raw. Because relatable moms forget to fold laundry. They don't forget to feed their kids. Here's a video Hannah filmed of her family trying out some lobster rolls on their trip to Las Vegas. And the dad casually swats his toddler's hand away from the food. Bro, he's two. He's not about to demolish your lobster combo meal. let the man have a fry meanwhile hannah and her husband are literally gorging themselves on fast food in front of him and when james their baby once again tries to go for the fry hannah pulls him away now obviously james was visibly distressed and is now crying i'd be crying too if i was starving and unfortunately this is not just a one-off there are so many clips where hannah and her boyfriend are just um eating in front of their toddler i mean fast food sandwiches sodas and the kid is just you know sitting there hungry

15:44 What does the kid get then? Is there a salad bowl in front of him or is that hers? He must be getting some kind of food. Do they not want the child to eat fries made in seed oils and whatever kind of garbage? Okay, that would be cool, but they eat it themselves, meaning that they are promoting it in front of the child. And if the child sees the parents eating something, then they think that it's okay to eat that. Then you shouldn't be eating that yourself, of course.

[video] 16:12 Watching. Hoping. And the excuse is always, James will eat later. This is Mama's and Papa's food. Anyways, the Jersey Mike's sandwich is still freaking slapped. James was asking for a bite, and I said, we're in the new car. I'm not giving you a whole sub sandwich, but you can have a bite of my bread. That's what you can have. And then I'll feed you something else when we get home. But no, these sandwiches are for Mom and Dad. Cool. You want to know what he gets when he gets home? Great value canned chili. Look, I'm not poor shaming. When I lived in the U.S., I'd smash a $3 suddenly pasta salad every single day without fail. Not even joking. That was my everyday meal. Survival food is real. But like, are they surviving? Are they, you know, struggling, like, financially? Nope. Hannah makes $100,000 a year. I made easy six figures in 2023, and we're doing it again in 2024. So why is their toddler living on struggle meals while they're inhaling $51 of Popeyes? I literally just spent $51 on a single Popeyes chicken sandwich. You can check my receipt. I mean, there are so many other examples like this one. $10 budget for dinner, not a dime more.

17:00 Yeah, people nowadays spend money on anything but food. That's really crazy. They just don't care about their health, or they don't understand what is healthy.

[video] 17:11 This one's mom's water.

[video] 17:15 As I said, I would rank the moms by the food that they gave to the children. It's not the only thing that matters, of course, but...

17:36 It's the most important thing because you as a baby anyway, but also as a young child don't understand anything about your surroundings, what you're supposed to eat and the human that you will develop into. is mostly based on the food that you eat most people don't understand this today but naturally there's no options you can only eat what you can naturally find where you starve really there's only those two options whereas today you can kind of starve, kind of be malnourished. It can be kind of in the middle. In the middle would be better than what we saw there with the donuts. This is not an option in nature. In nature, you eat what you're supposed to or you don't have enough food. But you always have real food if you do have food. There is nothing else.

18:35 And in this case, what we have today is parents malnourishing their children. There's no such thing as being malnourished in nature in the sense that you give them wrong food. Just to be clear, you only have raw meat, maybe some kind of fruits and honey also, but you can't live off of that, so... only raw meat in the first place, animals, or you have no food. There are no seed products, no vegetables, nothing that you can consume which you try to force your children to eat. In nature, there's two options. Eat what you're naturally supposed to eat, animals, Or starve. That's it. There's nothing in between. You don't have seed slime baked into circles, squares, with seed oils on top.

19:28 chocolate which is made out of seeds, tons of sugar, drugs, so that it tastes good, addicting, because you don't know how real food tastes like, so to your senses that's good, with toxic vegetables which you force yourself to eat, and so on. There's no such options. But today you have a hundred different options, all which lead to one thing, being malnourished. And these are the worst kind of parents that malnourish their children. Not that they do it on purpose, they are just as ignorant as their parents were and so on. In the last generations this knowledge was lost. But even a hundred years ago, people knew that we need to be eating a lot of liver. Now, who even talks about it? Nobody.

20:23 If your mother makes you liver, it's super overcooked with onions and the liver is toxic in the first place from some unhealthy animal. It tastes like absolute garbage, which it is. And of course, you're almost traumatized from eating that. You never want to eat that again in your life. Understandable. You never see that with actual natural, fresh, raw meat from healthy animals. Of course not.

20:51 People cannot stand overcooked, dry meat. Children also stay away from that. The first mom gave the children donuts and then later changed what she eats still, as far as food goes, which is what mostly matters. Horrible. The second one we didn't see. The house was dirty. That doesn't really matter naturally. except if there's something actually dangerous in the house such as some open cleaning products which are toxic for the children laying around okay then yeah I would understand it if it's that kind of so-called chaos and the third one uh gave the children vegetables with some kind of seed oil products also I think and

21:36 ground meat, but I think that those packaged ready-to-go recipes, the ready-to-go meals, those also have seed oils inside of them almost always.

21:51 Yeah, this is what happens when you don't hunt your own food or at least buy your own food from a butcher or farm and then prepare it yourself. Not that you really need to prepare it naturally, because if it's a healthy animal, then it can all be eaten in its natural raw state. But even if you do cook it, at least you would know what you're actually eating. That's not even common with parents today. Everything is packaged in plastic. Yeah, the worst parents on Earth are the ones who give their children bad food. And these are most parents on Earth today. Thanks for watching.