o god. i looked exactly like her as a kid. angry flashbacks. thanks, buzzfeed!

She'll have other cool friends in Japan…. right? :)

Im sure she had already had this conversation with her daughter and had already hugged her, get a grip its not psychologically traumatizing, she's four, she probably will laugh about it when she is older and sees the video…

There should be an “aww” button… :(

That is definitely coming out in therapy in about 11 to 18 years. Steven should be out of the State Pen by then.

She doesn't want to leave J-BIEBZ!!

You find your young daughter distraught over the impending loss of a friend, you:
A. Hug her, console her, and tell her it will be OK.
B. Bake her some cookies
C. Make her relive her trauma on camera for the amusement of strangers over the internet. We're sorry, but C was not the correct answer. Would you like to try again?

This is great. Just what every child needs. I wish my mother had recorded my most personal childhoods moments and spun them out into the world for everyone to see.  what a mindfuck. thanks mom

It's more heartbreaking when you consider they're going to JAPAN! OMG! Poor Loli Chan.

Personally, I hate children (but my friends's kids and my little cousins keep fucking following me everywhere), but even I found this rather distasteful of the mother. Not cool. Didn't she learn anything from that poor little Xbox kid's family?

I agree with everyone who said that putting this online was the wrong thing to do. It goes too far. Put down the camera.

This made me so sad. Not only because of how she's feeling, but because it's SO messed up that this is online. Her personal torment — that she's sharing with her mother, of all people — is now out there forever for everyone else's entertainment. Ugh. Nice work, mom.

So I laughed when I saw this. I need to never have kids.

I wonder if the Mom made her pause mid-breakdown to get the camera or if she just asked her for an encore performance :0(

totally needs to have this played back to her after future breakups. put that high school bs in perspective.

Jesus Christ in heaven put down the freakin' camera.

children are so irrational

Uh parents… Maybe it's time to put down the cameras and just hug your kid. Not everything has to be YouTubed.