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Sorry, just my opinion so don't take this the wrong way but I didn't find the original funny at all (Which is why I didn't post the original). The kid was drugged and the father filmed him for youtube instead of comforting him and helping him deal with the effects. To me that's exploitation and is the same as filming someone who is handicaped and laughing at them. The kid was vulnerable and not in full control of his actions. It wasn't a funny accident, it wasn't the kid being silly, it wasn't a funny trick, it wasn't a satire, it was just a little kid being confused, disorientated, and probably a bit scared. But heck, I also don't watch reality TV shows because they are exploitive. So feel free to disagree with my opinion. . .