Guy Gets Five Women Pregnant at the Same Time, Hosts Joint Baby Shower

[Chas863]

Originally Posted by AntonioR

Is that because they are in a single parent household or because women that end up as single mothers usually aren't of the very productive type?

There are single mothers that make a good living for themselves and their kids. Take this single mother as an example: https://www.cnbc.com/select/how-sing...rth-to-750000/

Of course, there are exceptions such as the one you point out, but she WAS married and got divorced. AND, if you bothered to read the article you linked, you'll see that she has a "Dr." title in front of her name which leads me to believe that she'll have no difficulty supporting her kid(s)... that plus the fact that her ex will likely have to pay some child support.

The situation in the article bears little resemblance to the OP's story.

[Metlakatla]

It's just a BS scenario manufactured to drum up views for their TikTok videos. This is how they make their money — they get paid per so many views, and these outrageous stories attract a lot of attention.

[ntwrkguy1]

The only person who is dumber than these 5 women is of course, the idiot that impregnated them.

[Metlakatla]

Originally Posted by ntwrkguy1

The only person who is dumber than these 5 women is of course, the idiot that impregnated them.

Or the people who blindly believe the attention-seeking trash on TikTok/YouTube. Edit — that's not really fair of me to say; I don't think most people on here really know how these "vloggers" operate.

Edit: Generating outrage pays better than anything else these kids are qualified to do (though still not enough to support five kids by five baby mommas). This kid has a significant presence on both of these platforms, and each of the young ladies involved appear to be trying to establish themselves as "influencers" as well.

https://www.ziprecruiter.com/Salarie...luencer-Salary

How much does a Tiktok Influencer make?

As of Jan 15, 2024, the average annual pay for a Tiktok Influencer in the United States is $131,874 a year.

As of Jan 15, 2024, the average annual pay for a Youtube Influencers in the United States is $74,708 a year.

[elnina]

Originally Posted by AntonioR

Is that because they are in a single parent household or because women that end up as single mothers usually aren't of the very productive type?

There are single mothers that make a good living for themselves and their kids. Take this single mother as an example: https://www.cnbc.com/select/how-sing...rth-to-750000/

Those kids have a father. One father.

They all probably post on social media, get clicks and fans, and there is also "Go fund me"...

Some people make tons of money on social media on stupidest things.

[JGC97]

Let's see how happy all those women are when they're the only one getting up for the 3 am feeding & changing and have no time to even wash their hair. Baby daddy won't be hanging around for that, I'll bet. If this was a media stunt, it's not a funny one. I'm enormously happy I'm not one of those lovely - but clueless - ladies.

[Metlakatla]

Here's one of the girls on her Instagram page confirming that it's all a bunch of BS and that she's not pregnant. See for yourselves:


https://www.instagram.com/p/C2aNxHLL...8-ab12befa687a

izzyashmusic

Dont believe everything you see on the internet! This has gone too far! The News and Live television articles posting fake journalism was not planned! I am not Pregnant this was for a music video I didnt have permission to say was coming out yet!

[elnina]

^^^ Who knows the truth. Everything goes on Internet.
The same girl said something completely different on TikTok.

Most of TikTokers lie to get paid.

[BeerGeek40]

Real man of genius.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4x0MbVYVE2A

[leadfoot4]

Originally Posted by SnazzyB

How do you know they'll be on welfare? Cause they're black?

No, but through decades of previous history, that bears this out. The general public isn't blind, you know.