DailyUltrasounds Part 25

Unread post by **shortstop** » Mon May 18, 2015 9:05 pm

Whose parents would be ok with their 13 year old hanging out with these guys ??

Mon May 18, 2015 9:10 pm

You can cleanse your body just by eating a ton of fruits and vegetables. No need for super expensive shakes and cleansing teas

Unread post by **rdt1004** » Mon May 18, 2015 9:11 pm

cats-or-die wrote:
rdt1004 wrote:Even though their diet plan is ridiculously expensive, I wouldn't say the diet itself was ridiculous. It taught them good eating habits and promoted healthy eating. It wasn't like they were starving or only drinking shakes all day. They made some really good looking meals and used healthy alternatives. They also worked out and exercised. They each lost about 10 pounds after the 28 days. Yeah, they didn't have to market it to their followers, but I think they did set a good example for their younger audience or anyone really who wants to make a lifestyle change. We'll see if they stick to it though and apply what they learned to their everyday diet..

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Why is a $400 shake and snack and cookbook "cleanse" now necessary for making healthy choices? I'm a firm believer in natural, healthy ways to lose weight and get healthy. Those packages are not necessary and are "quick fixes". Hence the "28 day" promise.
Yes they set a good example, but the "cleanse" they hyped up was a joke.

But we digress. Back to B&M. Apparently they hung out with a 13 year old YT singer today. #notcreepyatall

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I agree, nobody should need a cleanse to lose weight and make good choices, but if it helps kick start a change I can't be mad at it. It seems like C&K learned a lot about healthy eating and alternatives to dairy and fattening foods. They ate more vegetables and fruits and drank more water. I hope they can apply all that new information to their everyday diets. Cleanses and fad diets are a joke though and no one needs them if they know what they're doing.
But yes, back to the ones we love to hate. I wouldn't feel comfortable as a grown ass adult hanging around teenagers and preteens. Especially ones I'm not related too, like that's just very weird. And very weird of their parents to just let them be around their kids, filming videos and shit.

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Unread post by **nzmum512** » Mon May 18, 2015 10:33 pm

Recording a song with a 13 year old is weird when you're mid 20s. Super creepy.

Plus an 8 year old minion was commenting on MisMissy's insta. Seriously? 8? Why?!

Mon May 18, 2015 11:05 pm

mommyluvv wrote:Well, it finally happened yall!

*Flashing back to the time Bryan tweeted about someone feeding their baby fries"

Mon May 18, 2015 11:06 pm

cats-or-die wrote:
Theirmom wrote:
cats-or-die wrote:I don't watch C&K too often, but I did realize they've been trying to lose weight and have been promoting some "cleanse". I know its OT, but can someone briefly explain this "cleanse" to me? I anticipate B&M will hop on that train soon.
Basically, you pay about $400 bucks for 28 days of shakes and a recipe book that tells you what to cook. It's gluten free, soy free, sugar free, no coffee, no alcohol, no artificial ingredients, etc. And no, the $400 doesn't cover the cost of food. You still have to buy all your own groceries, you just get shakes, some energy fizzy stick things, a 7 day detox tea (so, 7 teabags worth about 10 bucks a piece) and a few other odds and ends.

I'm glad it's worked for them, but I find it obscene that not only do these programs cost so much, but that people are willing to actually pay it and try to encourage others to pay that much too. It'd be different if it actually included food (like nutrisystem,which is also hella expensive, but it comes with 28 days of meals, so you don't have to buy as many groceries, basically an even wash, financially speaking), but this is essentially a $400 cookbook with some energy drinks, tea and protein shakes. No thanks, I'll keep my 400 bucks.
It kills me when YTers who have a platform with young kids/teens promote these ridiculous diet scams. For once I'd like to see a YTer promote a healthy lifestyle without a pathetic brand deal they have to sell their soul for.
C&K are going to end up just like B&M one of these days....

If I see one more "Advocare" "Fit tea" "21 day fix" video I am going to lose my shit! Lol. How do people actually fall for fad shit like this.

Unread post by **angelfire89** » Tue May 19, 2015 2:06 am

longhairdontcare1006 wrote: If I see one more "Advocare" "Fit tea" "21 day fix" video I am going to lose my shit! Lol. How do people actually fall for fad shit like this.

desperation. Sometimes you get to a point when you need the kick in the pants to get the weight loss started. If I had an extra $400, I'd be on that detox yesterday. Sometimes just diet and exercise aren't motivating enough.

Unread post by **Deadhead_kay** » Tue May 19, 2015 4:18 am

What I don't understand is that simple google searches have completely free detox methods. What's probably gonna happen is they're gonna lose weight in this short time period and then when they have to actually exercise and eat well ALL the time to continue losing weight they're going to expect quick results again and will be discouraged when that doesnt happen.

Unread post by **FitMom** » Tue May 19, 2015 4:35 am

nzmum512 wrote:Recording a song with a 13 year old is weird when you're mid 20s. Super creepy.

Plus an 8 year old minion was commenting on MisMissy's insta. Seriously? 8? Why?!

I never understand why these kids/preteen watch the family vloggers? When I was a kid, I could care less to watch a random family. I was too busy being a kid and watching shows like "Bug Juice" for my reality TV. Lol

Unread post by **MamaJoAnna** » Tue May 19, 2015 4:52 am

longhairdontcare1006 wrote:
mommyluvv wrote:Well, it finally happened yall!
*Flashing back to the time Bryan tweeted about someone feeding their baby fries"

RIGHT?! But IIRC that baby was young, like maybe under 1? So that's how B&M would justify that...

Unread post by **babyspice** » Tue May 19, 2015 4:55 am

Bryan and Missy have the weirdest fans. If you look at who follows them on Instagram. It's mostly kids younger than 14.

Unread post by **littleb0586** » Tue May 19, 2015 5:26 am

FitMom wrote:
nzmum512 wrote:Recording a song with a 13 year old is weird when you're mid 20s. Super creepy.

Plus an 8 year old minion was commenting on MisMissy's insta. Seriously? 8? Why?!

I never understand why these kids/preteen watch the family vloggers? When I was a kid, I could care less to watch a random family. I was too busy being a kid and watching shows like "Bug Juice" for my reality TV. Lol

Yeaaaahhhh! Bug Juice!!! Loved that show! Lol

I'd be seriously concerned if my 8-13 year old was using their free time to watch some weird family on YouTube! Go outside and play, read a book, hang out with your family! Dear lord! I'm going to sound very old when I say this but... Kids these days!!!!! Sheesh!

Unread post by **mandylouwho** » Tue May 19, 2015 5:29 am

jodilo88 wrote:
longhairdontcare1006 wrote:
mommyluvv wrote:Well, it finally happened yall!
*Flashing back to the time Bryan tweeted about someone feeding their baby fries"
RIGHT?! But IIRC that baby was young, like maybe under 1? So that's how B&M would justify that...

He claimed the baby was 6 months. But he was just guessing. Britt null asked him how he knew, if he asked the parents (or grandparents actually, I think). My baby just turned 1 and I give her a fry to chew on when we go to eat and we're having fries. She's tiny and people seriously think she's 7 or 8 months. I'm sure I've been judged by the bryans of the world out there.

Unread post by **loopdeloop** » Tue May 19, 2015 5:42 am

babyspice wrote:
mommyluvv wrote:Well, it finally happened yall!
He's all Bryan! Is that healthy for his age? I'm just curious because I don't have any kids.

I have a 15 month old who loves it when I share Mexican food with him. I think whether it's healthy depends on what's in it. Last week, my kiddo shared a burrito bowl with me that had brown rice, black beans, chicken, pico de gallo, corn salsa, sour cream and guacamole. I think that is fairly balanced. But I don't make a habit of eating out with my son, since you're supposed to be mindful of their sodium and sugar intake. I prefer giving him home-cooked stuff.

Unread post by **calichic29** » Tue May 19, 2015 7:01 am

FitMom wrote:
nzmum512 wrote:Recording a song with a 13 year old is weird when you're mid 20s. Super creepy.

Plus an 8 year old minion was commenting on MisMissy's insta. Seriously? 8? Why?!

I never understand why these kids/preteen watch the family vloggers? When I was a kid, I could care less to watch a random family. I was too busy being a kid and watching shows like "Bug Juice" for my reality TV. Lol

Omg I forgot about that show. I use to watch it all the time. Lol
I completely agree. These parents need to monitor what their kids are watching.

Unread post by **crs2015** » Tue May 19, 2015 7:57 am

FitMom wrote:
I never understand why these kids/preteen watch the family vloggers? When I was a kid, I could care less to watch a random family. I was too busy being a kid and watching shows like "Bug Juice" for my reality TV. Lol

BUG JUICE!!! omg!

Tue May 19, 2015 8:05 am

Bug juice, it doesn't come in a jar... Bug juice comes from
Who you are!!!

Gosh, I loved that show!!!!

Unread post by **MamaJoAnna** » Tue May 19, 2015 8:25 am

I must be the only one who found Bug Juice annoying

My thing back then was Lizzie McGuire...

Unread post by **nutbagmcgee** » Tue May 19, 2015 8:56 am

Deadhead_kay wrote:What I don't understand is that simple google searches have completely free detox methods. What's probably gonna happen is they're gonna lose weight in this short time period and then when they have to actually exercise and eat well ALL the time to continue losing weight they're going to expect quick results again and will be discouraged when that doesnt happen.

I'm pretty sure they did this one because it was all laid out for them. Shakes, supplements, recipes, shopping list, etc. There was no guess work and it was fairly easy. When you need a starting point sometimes easy is what you need.

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Unread post by **mommyluvv** » Tue May 19, 2015 9:48 am

loopdeloop wrote:
I have a 15 month old who loves it when I share Mexican food with him. I think whether it's healthy depends on what's in it. Last week, my kiddo shared a burrito bowl with me that had brown rice, black beans, chicken, pico de gallo, corn salsa, sour cream and guacamole. I think that is fairly balanced. But I don't make a habit of eating out with my son, since you're supposed to be mindful of their sodium and sugar intake. I prefer giving him home-cooked stuff.

Oh, my kids (Youngest is 18 months) eats whatever we eat. Unless it's really unhealthy and we are splurging lol.
But I only posted it because Missy use to make sure Bryan knew Oliver was NEVER going to eat burritos!! hahaha