Toddlers & Tiaras (2009–2016)
10/10
Toxic
5 June 2022
The same people complaining are likely the same people that exploits their children on social media and in real life. I ask what's the difference? Not much.

Not saying this show was not hash because it was. But America is filled with hypocrites and metaphorically blind people.

Anyways... T and T was a show about Southern American families forcing their children into beauty parents, mental breakdowns and being spiritual deprived.

Some families took the beauty contests too seriously by dressing up their children from babies to preteen into gallons of make up and into skimpy or ugly clothing, just so the parents can live through their child and win something for the first time in their normie lives.

Many of the children were rude, mean, spoiled and without any positive spirits in their bodies.

These types of events and behaviours continued today all over America and all over the world at an alarming rate, but for the last 3 years people's only concern was if you wore a face mask.

T and T was a bad show. They only filmed rotten scenes for ratings. I'm sure there were tons of positive scenes and parents that happened, but that isn't good for TV.

I'm not saying to ban child pageants. They have some positives like build self-esteem, discovering career path ideas, and you get to travel and meet people you may not care about, I just think everything is about how it's done. T and T was done toxicly.

These pageants have been going on for centuries, I'm pretty sure many children grew up just fine.

Again, T and T was about polluting the viewers minds with junk. If they displayed any productive scenes, then No one would have cared so much to even discuss the show.

Overall, bad show that demonstrated toxic behaviour to draw ratings by using normies to exploit their children for personal agendas and to manipulate the people.

It's all about how it's done. T and T was hash.
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