Not him clocking the entire education system in 3mins and not one lie spotted.

I don't agree with this cringeworthy video

Oh god, these types of people are worst.


Tell that to every wanna be rapper who dropped out to pursue a mixtape career out of his cousin's basement studio.

Leave Math alone.

And stay in school.

He can drag English though.

I hate people who trash education or even people who tell others not to pursue higher education like college.

It's one thing to wait a few years or so before you do it (if you really don't know what you want to do or you don't feel ready) but telling people to avoid it all together is ridiculous.

his teeth, his hair, his eyes

He's right and he's wrong at the same time.

Okay but for me at least, there were plenty of electives to choose from high school. I could've taken accounting where they teach you about budgeting, families, psychology, anthropology, sociology, cooking classes etc.. civics and careers was actually mandatory class. it's not like there are no options for learning things like this, but most people just take their college prerequisites and figure the rest out themselves.

You guys completely missed the point. As usual. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt of a second language barrier but anyway.

The twist is at the end is he hopes those stupid things don't stay in school nit for kids to drop out.

The Title is bait

I agree

The irony.. I can't even comprehend what you're trying to say in the 2nd part

He's right. The title isn't saying to DROP out of school; it's about how these useless subjects shouldn't be in school. The video essentially talks about how useless abstract trivial **** like imaginary numbers is higher priority than quintessential skills like learning how to balance a check book. Except the alphabet, basic science and math concepts, and minimal grammar skills, the rest of the things you learn in school are utterly useless.

Actually, here's the uploaders comment about the title:
electives aren't mandatory. they're selected by the student. it's not much different than learning outside of school since you willingly chose that class to get information out of it, which you can also do with outside sources

He is 100% wrong.

Even if you don't use certain classes later, they teach you valuable higher thinking skills that this guy obviously lacks.

...I mean did they not have personal finance, psychology,health, and civics classes at his school or something? Because my school was pretty crappy but we even had that, hell we were even required to take at least 2 semesters of a seconds language.

wow thanks, the word "elective" didn't clue me in to that? I'm saying, if he's so worried about learning what are essentially basic living skills, the option is there for him. You have to be willing to put the work in, you can't expect the school to teach you how to live. Personally, I'm doing just fine living on my own having taken only my college prereqs. By time I was in my senior year, I had 3 spares and only 2 mandatory courses. If I really wanted to learn how to budget, I could've taken the course and put the effort in. It's not the school's fault that I didn't. Maybe it's just me, but I don't think anything I learned in highschool was useless. If it's not directly applicable to life in general, at least it got me to work on my critical thinking and studying skills.

this

He's right about how ****ed up education is, but you HAVE to stay in school. It's important. Shakespeare is important too.

cringeworthy mess. i don't agree with him in the finer details but i do know that the US education system is flawed.

Most of the points are valid but the video is a cringefest

A messsssssss. STAY IN SCHOOL KIDS. It's not about what you learn, it's about how you learn it and how you apply it.

What you learn comes later in college.