After 52 Years On The Run, Bank Robber Confesses To Family On Deathbed
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“They put his face out there without my permission!”
Ah, the joys of summer! The sun shines brighter, the days get longer, and for Xander, a six-year-old rockstar in the making, the world's a stage just waiting to be rocked—or is it?
Meet our narrator’s (Original Poster’s) son, Xander—a young maestro with a passion for guitars, vocals, and all things musical.
With summer around the corner, his days were filled with strumming strings and belting out tunes, thanks to private and group lessons that have turned him into a mini rock sensation. But hold on to your guitar picks because things are about to get a bit, well, chaotic.
You see, Xander's journey to musical stardom hit a sour note when his music teachers decided to turn him into a TikTok sensation without OP’s consent. Imagine casually strolling through TikTok only to be blindsided by your six-year-old jamming to tunes from Lil Peep and Eminem.
As if the song choices weren’t questionable enough, they had Xander showcasing some alarmingly inappropriate moves alongside a young teacher.
OP wasted no time marching up to his teachers with her concerns. They apologized swiftly and promised to take the videos down—but ended up taking down only the most recent one.
OP was seriously considering pulling the plug on the whole thing, but Xander absolutely adored his teachers and lessons. He cried all day whenever he had to miss lessons.
Now, enter Cousin Katrina, the voice of reason or devil's advocate—depends on who you ask. She argued that OP was overreacting and the TikTok incident was more youthful exuberance than exploitation.
At this point, OP was at the crossroads. How does she navigate this dilemma?
We gathered some reactions from the Reddit community:
Redditors wholeheartedly agreed that posting videos of a minor without parental consent is unacceptable. They also pointed out how refusing to take down all the videos proved they were unreliable.
OP was advised to transfer Xander to a new music school and make it clear to the new teachers that social media is off-limits for him. Xander’s teachers should know better, and their actions are an epic fail on the privacy front.
Do you agree with this verdict? We’d love to get your thoughts in the comments.