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Do you let your kid play Roblox?👇 If you’re wondering if Roblox is safe for kids, look into these Roblox dangers, and read more in our link in bio! 🔹 Unfiltered chat 🔹 Inappropriate user-made content 🔹 Robux scams 🔹 Addictive screen time loops

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0:00Mom, why don't you want me playing Roblox?

0:00Why don't I want you playing Roblox?

0:03Let me explain.

0:04So Roblox has public chats in almost every game.

0:10So you're not just talking to your friends.

0:12You're actually talking to strangers too.

0:14And if I don't know what they're saying to you, then I can't keep you safe.

0:19Do you see how that could be unsafe?

0:21Yeah, I guess.

0:23Roblox looks super kid-friendly, but there are over 11 million games on there.

0:26Do you know that?

0:28And some of them are not kid-friendly.

0:31And they share inappropriate stuff.

0:33Have you ever seen anything inappropriate in any of those games?

0:36No.

0:37Well, that's good.

0:38Here's a third reason.

0:40There are people that are trying to scam kids on there.

0:44And they are sharing those little ads and it's like, click here for free stuff.

0:48And then you click on there and they get money and sometimes share too much personal information.

0:54So it's not that I don't want you having fun.

0:57I just want to protect you.

0:59So what do you think about us talking when you're a little bit older about Roblox, and maybe we can even play together a little bit so I can help you learn what's safe and what's not.

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0:00“Why can't I use

0:00Roblox?”

0:00Mom

0:00Mom why don't you want me playing

0:01Roblox

0:02Why

0:02Why don't I want you playing Roblox?

0:03Why don't I want you playing Roblox?

0:04let me explain.

0:05So Roblox

0:06So Roblox has

0:07chats in almost

0:07public

0:09game.

0:09every

0:10So you're not just talking

0:11you're actually talking to strangers

0:12strangers too.

0:13And if

0:14I don't know what they're saying to you,

0:16then

0:17then I can't keep you safe.

0:18Do you see how

0:19that could be unsafe?

0:20Yeah, I guess.

0:21Roblox

0:22Roblox looks super

0:23super kid friendly but

0:24over

0:25over eleven

0:26million games on

0:26there. Do you know that?

0:27And

0:28And some of them are not

0:29not kid friendly.

0:30And they share

0:31inappropriate stuff.

0:32Have you ever seen

0:33anything inappropriate

0:34in any of those games?

0:35No.

0:36Well

0:37that's good.

0:38Here's a third reason.

0:39There are people

0:40that are trying to scam kids

0:43on there and they

0:44they are sharing

0:45those little

0:46ads and they say

0:47click here for free

0:48free stuff

0:49and then you click

0:50on there and they get

0:51get money and sometimes

0:52share too much personal

0:53information.

0:54So it's not

0:55that I don't want you having fun.

0:56I just

0:57want to protect you.

0:58So what do you

0:59think about us talking when you're a little bit

1:01older about Roblox?

1:02And maybe we can even

1:03play together a little

1:04bit so

1:05bit so I can help you learn what's safe and what's not.

1:06what's safe and

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0:00mom explains roblox laundry basket

A medium shot frames a woman, appearing to be in her 30s or early 40s, from the waist up. She stands in a spacious, well-lit living room with high ceilings. To her right, a tall brick fireplace extends upwards, next to which a decorative white Santa Claus figure with a long white beard and staff stands. In the mid-ground on the left, a pool table is partially visible, indicating a recreational area. Behind her, a dark iron railing suggests a second-story balcony or walkway. The room has light brown carpet and bright white walls with decorative columns. The overall lighting is bright and even, casting soft shadows. She is holding a white laundry basket filled with various dark-colored clothes and looking directly at the camera with a slightly concerned expression, as if listening to a question. Text overlays "Why can't I use Roblox?" and "Mom why don't you want me playing Roblox?" reinforce the conversational context. The color palette is dominated by the warm red-brown of the brick, the cool lavender of her shirt, and the neutral tones of the carpet and walls. She begins to gesture with her right hand while holding the basket, preparing to speak. The camera is static.

0:04mom explains roblox folding clothes

The scene continues with the woman, now having placed the laundry basket out of frame, actively folding various clothing items as she speaks directly to the camera. The framing remains a medium shot, centered on her as she gestures and manipulates the fabrics. The background is identical to the previous scene, featuring the large brick fireplace with the white Santa Claus figure, the distant pool table, and the architectural elements of the high-ceilinged living room. The lighting remains consistent, bright and natural. She starts by holding up a teal-colored, long-sleeved garment, then folds a white and black patterned baby blanket or swaddle, then a grey towel, and finally a pair of black athletic shorts with white lettering, emphasizing her points with her hands while performing the domestic task. Her expressions range from serious and cautionary to more reassuring. Various text overlays appear throughout the segment, illustrating her spoken arguments about Roblox's public chats, numerous games, inappropriate content, and scam attempts, such as "So Roblox", "public chats in almost every game", "So you're not just talking to your friends you're actually talking to strangers too.", "And if I don't know what they're saying to you then I can't keep you safe. Do you see how that could be unsafe?", "Yeah I guess.", "Roblox looks super kid friendly but there are over eleven million games on there. Do you know that?", "And some of them are not kid friendly.", "And they share inappropriate stuff. Have you ever seen anything inappropriate in any of those games?", "No.", "Well that's good.", "Here's a third reason.", "There are people that are trying to scam kids on there and they are sharing those little ads and it's a click here for free stuff and then you click on there and they get money and sometimes share too much personal information.", "So it's not that I don't want you having fun. I just want to protect you.", and "So what do you think about us talking when you're a little bit older about Roblox? And maybe we can even play together a little bit so I can help you learn what's safe and what's not.". The color palette remains consistent with the previous scene, emphasizing domesticity against a grand backdrop. The camera is static throughout.

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