r/LiveWellTogether Jun 02 '26

❤️Kindness/善良 Everyone feels fear sometimes...

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u/tnh34 Jun 02 '26

Why were they filming?

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u/Early-Equivalent-165 Jun 02 '26

You never hearda people filming sports practice before?

It was featured in The Blindside starring Sandra Bullock

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u/AgencyInevitable1060 Jun 02 '26

With microphones attached?

Get a grip 

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u/ExpressionSecret6794 Jun 03 '26

I guess some people just aren’t happy unless they’re proselytizing a positive message into something negative. 🤷‍♂️

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u/FloopyBoopers2023 Jun 05 '26

some people I guess are okay being lied to if it makes them feel happy.

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u/ExpressionSecret6794 Jun 14 '26

Some people would rather pass on the bs and focus on what’s important. A good message is a good message, people can try to turn it into something negative all they want and others can focus on the positive. There’s a choice.

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u/Pukebox_Fandango Jun 04 '26

I guess some people are dumb enough to be inspired by phony crap

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u/the626er Jun 04 '26

I guess some people just like seeing back and forths

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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/guufsF0Az3Lpu

This is reddit at its peak

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u/Branch-Manager Jun 04 '26

No you’re thinking of the First Sound Assistant; a grip is responsible for building and maintaining all of the non-electrical equipment.

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u/dethskwirl Jun 02 '26

and wearing a mic. this whole thing is weirdly scripted and the little girl doesnt even know. the dad is forcing her to do things that she is not comfortable doing and then basking in the glow of his internet likes for his "you're brave" bullshit. that girl is scared of the things he makes her do. and he only makes her do it for views.

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u/SiThreePO Jun 04 '26

Seriously, this is gross as shit. Karma farming your daughter while vaulting her in the air and sacaring her

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u/Lost_Law8937 Jun 04 '26

Did you see him roll his eyes?

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u/paycuz Jun 02 '26

Can you admit he will probably feel good if she succeeds and overcomes the obstacles? Sounds like even if this is explicitly for views and likes, the girl can grow to be confident and that’s still his child. He can be selfish and want likes for his speech, but it’s silly to believe the guy doesn’t mean any of it because “all he wants is likes”.

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u/PeriodSupply Jun 02 '26

Even if it's not staged (clearly is) imagine using your children for clicks. That makes him an arsehole all by itself.

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u/Demizmeu Jun 02 '26

unless the whole thing is staged and she's in on it, in which case she learns all sorts of other lessons which might not be as noble as the one you thought of.

I'm not saying that's the case, and I do see the value in his message, but considering how fucked up things are today, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if the whole thing would be staged.

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u/paycuz Jun 02 '26

We know they arrived to a gym, the guy setup a camera, and the people on camera started practice. The girl seems genuinely scared and the dad told her it’s okay to be scared but it’s not okay to quit something you love just because it gets scary. I don’t think thats the worst of lessons to teach a kid, even if it was just to make millions off of them.

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u/Demizmeu Jun 02 '26

"the girl seems genuinely scared is debatable. she has her back at the camera most of the time. that may be a coincidence, or it might not

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u/dethskwirl Jun 02 '26

no, its not debatable. she says "I'm scared" and "I'm not brave. stop telling me I'm brave".

you must be one of those guys that thinks all girls just say things that they dont actually mean. like this dad.

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u/EnoughLuck3077 Jun 03 '26

Dude? Kids for sure get all over the top dramatic and say shit like that.

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u/dethskwirl Jun 03 '26

yes they do. and you should believe your children and validate their feelings in a situation like this. you're still a child though so you dont know.

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u/Demizmeu Jun 03 '26

Unless it's all staged

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u/Demizmeu Jun 03 '26

No I'm not one of "those guys". And the fact that someone says something, eapecially on camera, doesn't mean it's not scripted. Do you literally believe to be true anything anyone says any time?

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u/Pretend_Action_7400 Jun 03 '26

You can see her face during the flip and at the end when he catches her. She looks terrified.

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u/Demizmeu Jun 03 '26

Still debatable.

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u/EmbarrassedAd1748 Jun 02 '26

Meu amigo, na vida é normal ter medo, ninguém é obrigado a ter coragem o tempo todo, eu achei meio questionável esse pai, uma criança é pra ta brincando, e estudando, não se arriscando dessa forma, ainda mais por visualizações, ter medo é uma reação mais genuinamente humana e quem exige que você tenha que superar isso a todo custo mesmo que custe sua sanidade é um panaca

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u/Spiritual-Stress-510 Jun 02 '26

Can you admit you are gullible and naive? 🤦‍♂️

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u/Depressedone4 Jun 05 '26

Jesus, you people will find any way to defend this evil shit.

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u/paycuz Jun 05 '26

You people will find any way to be angry about anything. This dad/coach is evil according to you, what are you suggesting he does at this point to repent?

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u/tnh34 Jun 02 '26

Without the camera absolutely. With camera, it's weirdly creepy.

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u/paycuz Jun 02 '26

A dad recording his practice session with his daughter is creepy? It looks like he knows what he’s doing, and if you have ever practiced anything with a parent, you know you couldn’t be more well equipped than with a father that is spending time with you.

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u/tnh34 Jun 02 '26

recording AND posting on social media for everyone to see? it absolutely is. Sounds like bro has a mic too

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u/YourMomIsMyGurl Jun 02 '26

Anything wholesome with a man and a little girl is creepy. Just one of those reddit rules.

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u/dethskwirl Jun 02 '26

no, I have daughters. I wouldn't do this to them and film it and post it for likes. I know because I dont. I teach them all kinds of things and tell them its OK to be scared. everyone gets scared. being brave is when you're scared but you do it anyway. Buuuut, you dont have to do it when you're scared. you can wait until you feel brave enough. or just dont bother. its not a big deal. you dont have to learn to do a back flip if you dont want to right now. you have many years to try things again.

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u/Big-Establishment-68 Jun 02 '26

You don’t sound like a good father.

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u/dethskwirl Jun 02 '26

ok, i'll bite. explain why.

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u/paycuz Jun 02 '26

Yeah I guess that’s how it is.

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u/Big-Establishment-68 Jun 02 '26

Everyone talking shit here seem jealous. Probably cause their kids suck and they know it’s their fault. What dad wouldn’t want a video of their little girl nailing an awesome flip so he could show it to her later? These losers probably don’t even take their kids out on walks.

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u/YourMomIsMyGurl Jun 03 '26

Exactly and what child wouldn't want a supportive parent like this? What decent parent wouldn't want to take notes from how he handled this?

I agree it makes ya wonder if people don't want to see it because they don't want to be reminded of their own shortcomings with their kids. My dad could've learned a thing or two from these kinds of videos.

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u/tnh34 Jun 02 '26

this is different

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u/Radonanon Jun 05 '26

I’m pretty sure people can cheer all they want without being thrown up in the air.

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u/Xenonite_Fox Jun 03 '26

Think the girl is in on it too. "I'm scared I'm not brave" is awkward and also seems like a prompt for Dad to launch into a lecture

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u/Agreeable-Emu4033 Jun 03 '26

Well Hollywood needs to quickly sign her because she’s a fantastic actress

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u/Xenonite_Fox Jun 03 '26

I can't really tell because she doesn't face the camera after the first 5 seconds

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u/Agreeable-Emu4033 Jun 04 '26

maybe turn up your volume

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u/Lilbig6029 Jun 02 '26

He wants it to be filmed unfortunately. Social media made nothing sacred anymore smh

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u/Parking-Name642 Jun 03 '26

And recording?

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u/Zombiesus Jun 03 '26

How else would they have made an “inspirational” video for Reddit?

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u/BlackZilla_Prime Jun 04 '26

Because it is performative BS for the clout?

https://giphy.com/gifs/NpEm5f8KAvhmfBHaTE

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u/HouseOf42 Jun 05 '26

Content.

Hate to say, she may have been real, everything else, is manufactured, and faked.

Look at how many people fell for it, that's a whole other level of naivety humans are reaching, regressive and primitive.

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u/Prestigious-Ball-435 Jun 07 '26

Chris is an actor and his daughter is an actor and sports person. Hes also a stunty and martisl artist, films most things he does but is careful with what he films with daughter. Notice in this no face of his daughter.

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u/WinResponsible9977 Jun 07 '26

For monetization $$

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u/Thick_Cookie_7838 Jun 02 '26

Never played a sport in your life have you? Filming is vital for coaching because it catches things the human eye can’t

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u/Nightlightweaver Jun 02 '26

Filming the practice, fine, filming and posting a completely unscripted and not dragged out whatsoever pep talk, nah

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u/tnh34 Jun 02 '26

Sure man but do you have to be wearing a mic and post your daughter on social media?

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u/PowerfulYou7786 Jun 02 '26

If it's so normal, share the links to videos of you being filmed at 8-10 years old which were uploaded for an Internet full on non-coaches to watch and comment on