CUPP: A South Korean six-year-old known as Boram apparently just bought a five-storey $8 million home in the trendy Seoul suburb of Gangnam through a family company set up by her parents. What made the six-year-old so rich? She's a YouTube star with 30 million subscribers. If you have a young child, you've probably seen her or others like her. There's tons. Kids opening and playing with toys on camera, that's it. That's what she does and for that she's raking in the dough. Now, this little girl is adorable but she's also part of a big problem and why I don't let my kid watch these videos. That's because these videos are imparting awful values onto kids. They teach them to want toys and presents and things in abundance. They teach them that their value is in what they have and not who they are. They teach them to over share their lives with strangers and that anything worth doing is worth doing on camera. The videos are just icky and I feel bad for Boram. She may grow up to be rich and famous, it's not going to be with the help of my kid. OK, in case you couldn't tell from the past hour, I'm real ready for this next set of debates. Two big nights, 10 candidates each night. Do not miss the CNN Democratic Presidential Debates, Tuesday and Wednesday night at eight o'clock live from Detroit only on CNN. Up next, CNN NEWSROOM with Ana Cabrera.
Six-Year-Old YouTube Star Buys An $8M Property With Earnings From Vlogs, Toy Reviews.