Comments by "Titanium Rain" (@ChucksSEADnDEAD) on "An Update on The Creepy Balenciaga Ads..." video.

 @bxnnies CPS doesn't want you to know this but the children inside the Wayfair cabinets are free
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The jokes aren't written with children in the room and it's easy to argue they were hurt. Now they're forever associated with the controversial ad. Imagine being 16 and being told that as a toddler you participated in an ad that made references to bondage. You don't know what it is today, but you will through the teens and adulthood.
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 @think_of_a_storyboard3635 if you watch ARGs/analogue horror you learn to expect them. I get startled anyway.
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Still kind of unacceptable. And one could argue they were hurt by participating in a controversial ad.
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@AliHamza-sv4ni BS. Stuff always comes back to haunt people. It's not that they won't be recognized, it's that they'll be named. People who typically go into obscurity are just "normal people" so they didn't have to give up a career in modelling or acting, also mind that nowadays people find obscure stuff like who created X meme on iFunny 6 years ago and ask for small interviews. Random nobodies have been tracked down online simply for having social media accounts. They don't have to be traumatized for life. That's a strawman. Please stop making excuses for this.
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