The D'amelio Show confuses me

drew, youre in the middle of the screen, get out of the way

Wow, imagine being 17, and uttering the sentence "millions of people were sad because they wanted me to die, but I didn't" is just a normal thing for you

Imagine doing cute lip-synced dances for 10 seconds at a time And now you're paying your family's rent, and have zero control of your life

I think if you’re financially dependant on your teenage daughter, there’s already a problem

“Instead of dying, I posted a dance video” is a surprisingly badass quote from Charlie

Really appreciate how you didn't just go "show bad, sisters dumb," It's nice to see someone with some perspective and compassion instead of just taking an easy dunk

"I don't think young people should be allowed to be famous." Jeanette McCurdy speaking the gospel truth

“Kim there’s people that are dying” kills me everytime 😂😂

It's really concerning how their parents aren't doing much to help them too. If I saw my kids practically breaking down everyday crying about how much stress and anxiety they're under I would definitely try my best to cut things down to the point where everything would be much easier to handle. Their parents are the biggest concern here it totally looks like they're exploiting their children for as much profit as they can make. Also, hope that the sisters can get through this stressful period of their lives. I look forward to seeing them showcase their talent on their own will in the future

I feel like the parents are a lot to blame, they are burdening them financially with that 14 million dollar house and other life style choices, which are not necessary

"The d'amelios don't deserve to be as famous as they are but they definitely don't deserve to be hated this much" is the perfect way to describe the d'amelios

as someone with crippling anxiety, I literally can't imagine living their lives. id imagine theres been a pit in the girls stomachs since the first tik tok blew up.

People are hardcore praising Drew, but to me he's just showing normal human empathy. Maybe people just aren't used to seeing that? Not trying to bring Drew down, that's just my thought.

that clip of Dixie talking about how she didn’t go to college bc it would be embarrassing if someone played one of her songs at a frat party makes sooo much sense now knowing she didn’t necessarily want to be a pop star…

The D'amelio parents are so odd to me. They seem to be okay with throwing the financial burden on their children, despite witnessing Dixie and Charlie have panic attacks over the very thing that supplies the family's money. Have they ever tried to steer their children away from fame? Or have they accepted, or even encouraged, all the fame and opportunity? Do they even truly register what they're doing to their children?

You never fucking miss. So refreshing seeing people empathize with young girls/people instead of mocking them. I know that mocking things is very cool on YouTube bc views, but I really really respect you not taking that route. I would assume you have a big female demographic. Which says it all really. Keep doing you!!!

10:58 Actually, Dixie doesn't even write her own songs. That song that Drew played, was written by 4 professional songwriters. And then they came out with "i was really really really sad :("

charli actually talks about how she doesn’t like saying no to things because so many peoples jobs and incomes rely on her working.

I like how Drew is so honest. Like, he's not going the easy route and just saying the show is bad, but instead he takes us through his whole thought process about a different angle of the show. It's good how he treats his channel

$14 Million dollar house w/ a combined family net worth of $8 Million.... Makes sense. Charlie and Dixie definitely didn't make that decision. Sad.