Parents are 'disappointed' and 'forbidden' their children to watch Do Mixi 'swear'

Young parents expressed their disappointment and worry over Do Mixi 's apology video, saying that the male streamer lacked sincerity and was not aware of his misbehavior.

Parent's perspective: Mixi and worries about social media idols

The noise surrounding streamer Do Mixi recently has attracted the attention of many people, especially young parents. For them, this story is not just an entertainment case, but also a worry about the negative impact on their children. Although some people used to be die-hard fans, some people only knew about the incident through social networks, they all shared a strong reaction to the male streamer's apology clip.

Insincere apology and confusing attitude

Many parents have expressed their disappointment and discomfort when watching Do Mixi's apology video. Mr. H. (Hanoi) said that the video was only 2 minutes long but contained up to 14 swearing, making him not feel sincerity. He commented: "I see that you are just explaining, explaining, not showing remorse or perception that it is a deviant behavior."

Mr. T. (30 years old, Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City), a former fan of Do Mixi, also found it difficult to accept. He thought that Do Mixi was mature enough to recognize the seriousness of the incident, and should have only admitted his fault and promised to correct it instead of giving unsatisfactory explanations. Ms. Ngo Ha Uyen (38 years old, Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City), another parent, also shared the same opinion. She thinks that the male streamer's way of apologizing is very confusing, still denying and swearing, creating the impression that he is not really aware of the problem.

Loss of trust and worries about children learning from "idols"

Many parents expressed concern that the idol's behavior could adversely affect their children's cognition. Mr. D. (41 years old, Hanoi) is worried that the image of smoking shisha may make young people, especially his 3rd grade son and 9th grade daughter, see it as "cool" or normal behavior. Mr. D. said: "While society is trying to propagate [tobacco harm prevention], this behavior makes our parents lose trust in the public."

Ms. Ngo Ha Uyen, a mother of three young children, also shared that children in their teenage years are like "blank paper", it is easy to learn from what they see. "In the future, your child's behavior and speech can also be affected by idols," she emphasized. This worry becomes even greater when children have easy access to content with violent language, swearing or promoting bad habits on social networks.

How parents orient their children

However, instead of an outright prohibition, many parents believe that orientation and conversation with their children is a more effective approach. Mr. H. (Hanoi) said that prohibition can make children develop strong curiosity. He encourages his children to choose their own entertainment content, but it needs suggestions and reminders from parents.

Ms. Hong Nhung (38 years old, Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City) also agreed: "Parents cannot prohibit it absolutely, the important thing is to sit down and talk, orient their children to understand correctly."

In short, Do Mixi's case has become a wake-up call for parents about the influence of celebrities on social networks. Although everyone has a different approach, the common concern is still to protect children from deviant content, help them have the right perception and not turn admiration into a bridge that leads to negative behaviors.

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