DailyGrumps Part 20

[calichic29]

Has the option to send them money directly through youtube always been on their channel? I first noticed the option to support a few weeks ago when I was looking at the Nive Nulls channel. I remember looking at all of the channels I subscribe to because I was curious to see how many other vloggers accept money from directly from the viewers. I only saw one other channel with the option at the time, but now I see it on Bryan and Missy's channel. Has it always been there? The channel has to meet certain requirements before Youtube will give it the option to take contributions directly from the viewers. When the channel meets those requirements, they have to ask for the option to be added. It's not something Youtube does automatically. I think it would be gross if they just recently started taking donations from the viewers.

Is this a new thing? I've never heard any youtubers talk about it. It's on their DB channel also. So people send gifts and now they want money haha Imo this is ridiculous they are no charity case why would anyone send them money? If you need money that bad why not get a "second" job?

[gwsb]

Has the option to send them money directly through youtube always been on their channel? I first noticed the option to support a few weeks ago when I was looking at the Nive Nulls channel. I remember looking at all of the channels I subscribe to because I was curious to see how many other vloggers accept money from directly from the viewers. I only saw one other channel with the option at the time, but now I see it on Bryan and Missy's channel. Has it always been there? The channel has to meet certain requirements before Youtube will give it the option to take contributions directly from the viewers. When the channel meets those requirements, they have to ask for the option to be added. It's not something Youtube does automatically. I think it would be gross if they just recently started taking donations from the viewers.

Is this a new thing? I've never heard any youtubers talk about it. It's on their DB channel also. So people send gifts and now they want money haha Imo this is ridiculous they are no charity case why would anyone send them money? If you need money that bad why not get a "second" job?

Or they could look up free/cheap things to do with their kid that's near them. I live in a smaller town I'd love to have the options they do. If they did that two days a week they'd save a ton just by cutting out boredom shopping.

[violet-kelsey black]

i hope they still have Oliver's two old car seats/ strollers. they can easily use it for the next baby, but knowing them they're going to be buying another stroller set for that baby, plus like 5 more within its first year

[INK]

My husband use to be this way after our first and it look 5 years and him having to delivery our second son bc we didn't make it to the hospital in time and I was bleeding so bad I needed a blood transfusion and had to stay in the hospital for days and him having to take care of his oldest on his own while I was in there before he changed. Honestly it's horrible and i was just like you never nagging just dealing with it quietly. I hope your hubby changes sooner rather than later.


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Dang! I really hope it doesn't take me almost dying, for him to make some responsible changes! I'm so sorry you went through all of that. Glad you made it through![/quote]

Thank you. I hope it doesn't take going through anything either for him to open his eye either.


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[Lovethesnark]

Has the option to send them money directly through youtube always been on their channel? I first noticed the option to support a few weeks ago when I was looking at the Nive Nulls channel. I remember looking at all of the channels I subscribe to because I was curious to see how many other vloggers accept money from directly from the viewers. I only saw one other channel with the option at the time, but now I see it on Bryan and Missy's channel. Has it always been there? The channel has to meet certain requirements before Youtube will give it the option to take contributions directly from the viewers. When the channel meets those requirements, they have to ask for the option to be added. It's not something Youtube does automatically. I think it would be gross if they just recently started taking donations from the viewers.

Is this a new thing? I've never heard any youtubers talk about it. It's on their DB channel also. So people send gifts and now they want money haha Imo this is ridiculous they are no charity case why would anyone send them money? If you need money that bad why not get a "second" job?

Youtube calls it a tip jar. I was thinking it's been around longer, but it looks like it was just introduced last summer. It's still being beta tested. I don't think it's a bad idea for some channels. For example, my washing machine was flashing a code a few months ago. I went to youtube to find videos on how to fix it. That video saved me at least $100. I would have no problem sending a couple of bucks to that channel. It was helpful. I have no idea why anyone would want to "tip" a daily vlogger. Bryan and Missy clearly don't need any help buying the crap they buy. Austin likes to brag about his six figure income. Why would they need contributions from their fans?

[mookieloo]

You guys realize that, since he edits the vlogs, Bryan might be taking some "creative license" to make himself look more attentive and make Missy look annoying and self-centered, right? I bet Missy doesn't even watch the vlogs and probably has no idea.

[MamaJoAnna]

Missy's family watches them though so I'm sure Mimi would notice and say something to Missy though.

It's pretty bad when an arrogant, self-centered asshole like Bryan looks good in comparison to his pregnant wife who OMG GETS SICK ALLLLL THE TIME except when it's convenient for her.

[HelloSweetie]

You guys realize that, since he edits the vlogs, Bryan might be taking some "creative license" to make himself look more attentive and make Missy look annoying and self-centered, right? I bet Missy doesn't even watch the vlogs and probably has no idea.

Yeah, I doubt this. It's pretty obvious that the moment the pee stick dried Missy decided she was pregnant and it was relaxation time.

Missy looked annoying and self-centred in the Cambodia vlogs she edited too... Bryan just wasn't there to do it all... Mimi was.


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[Theirmom]

You guys realize that, since he edits the vlogs, Bryan might be taking some "creative license" to make himself look more attentive and make Missy look annoying and self-centered, right? I bet Missy doesn't even watch the vlogs and probably has no idea.

Well, Missy edited for the Cambodia week, and somehow managed to make herself look even worse than Bryan ever has. She even tried to edit out Mimi, but failed when we caught a glimpse of her purse in the shopping cart, to prove she could do it without Mommy's help. And when that clearly failed, she full on decided not to vlog at all one day, and only shot herself ending the vlog.
So even when she had full control and the ability to show herself in the very best light, even she realized that the only way to make herself look good was to remove herself from the vlog.

[violet-kelsey black]

*Bryan going down the slide* "Is there an age limit?". No Bryan, but I'm pretty sure there's a weight limit, & you definitely exceed it

[lidialove29]

You guys realize that, since he edits the vlogs, Bryan might be taking some "creative license" to make himself look more attentive and make Missy look annoying and self-centered, right? I bet Missy doesn't even watch the vlogs and probably has no idea.

Yeah, I doubt this. It's pretty obvious that the moment the pee stick dried Missy decided she was pregnant and it was relaxation time.

Missy looked annoying and self-centred in the Cambodia vlogs she edited too... Bryan just wasn't there to do it all... Mimi was.


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I agree. Missy saw it as a pass to finally be able to "relax"

[sourego]

*Bryan going down the slide* "Is there an age limit?". No Bryan, but I'm pretty sure there's a weight limit, & you definitely exceed it

Hahahahaha

Did they seriously feed Oliver a squeeze pack for dinner? Did anyone else see that?

[HelloSweetie]

*Bryan going down the slide* "Is there an age limit?". No Bryan, but I'm pretty sure there's a weight limit, & you definitely exceed it

Hahahahaha

Did they seriously feed Oliver a squeeze pack for dinner? Did anyone else see that?

Yes. Not sure if it was dinner or a snack, but playing in the hot sun for 3 hours and only having an 80 cal applesauce before a nap really isn't enough either.

They had time to stop and pick up cinnamon buns for Princess though!


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[Lovethesnark]

That shirt Missy is wearing in today's vlog is seriously one of the ugliest things ever.

[Theirmom]

Wow. Missy looked thrilled to be at the splash pad, didn't she? /sarcasm.

I'm in the middle of tweaking meds for depression, anxiety, OCD and still struggling with PPD even though my youngest is 14 months old, and I'm still able to rally and muster up some joy and excitement for my kids.
At least Bryan was talking to Ollie. Missy was acting like the trip out of the house was such a HUGE inconvenience.
You just wait though. As soon as she's showing, she'll be eager to go out ALL.THE.TIME. to get the attention. She'll be walking with her hands supporting her lower back, constantly rubbing her tummy, and I bet she'll even start waddling early on to really play it up. Anything to make herself the centre of attention.

[elifino1]

Brian's voice....annoying. Especially when he got all excited about Hawaii and the slide. EEK! Yay for Ollie playing at the park. He looked like he enjoyed it. Yay for Missy wearing longer shorts and not the short short ones. Yay for Missy not wearing the ugly shoes. Boo for Missy wearing that shirt. Come on, lets work on this. Do not wear those shirts with the shoulders cut out. No, just don't.

I know we only see 10 minutes of their day but I don't want to see their whole day. I can only imagine how lazy it is.

[HelloSweetie]

That shirt Missy is wearing in today's vlog is seriously one of the ugliest things ever.

I know. It made her look huge! Not pregnant huge either

10 years from now a very huge Missy is going to pop up in one of those "People Of Walmart" vids.

I had a thought today. They are banking on YT too much and don't seem to have a plan for if it fails. What happens if Ollie gets bullied at school because of the vlogs? Would they quit and get real jobs?

There's just no way they can make this a long lasting thing. 1. They aren't the Butlers and 2. Shay doesn't HAVE to do vlogs anymore anyway... he's financially set.


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[PrincessConsuela]

^ I noticed that too. Missy is definitely reading here because Ollie and karma both got attention. Bryan - happiest dog in the world?! I don't think so! You've ignored the pup for so long!!

It really upset me how Ollie really wanted to eat something before going down for the night and all mithy could think of giving her son was a squeeze pack. There's a limit to laziness

[babyspice]

I agree. The vlog was okay. I wonder why they took Oliver to the splash park instead of swimming in their own pool?

[HelloSweetie]

I agree. The vlog was okay. I wonder why they took Oliver to the splash park instead of swimming in their own pool?

Because they are trying to fit in with E&J who take Jackson to the park all the time. They just took him to a new one a vlog or two ago.


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