Getting some comments calling me victim-blamey, so just wanted to clarify that I wasn't critiquing these guys for not having left or or doing anything differently, I was simply pointing out as a point of safety, if you feel as though you're in a dangerous situation you should leave as soon as you possibly can, which is undeniably true. I mention in the video that these people are so young, and that I DON't BLAME THEM for acting in the manner in which they did, partially because of that, but it's still important advice to give to people who may be watching that are of a similar age.

If you consider that to be victim blaming then let me know why exactly and hopefully I can clear up any confusion

EDIT - I address this all properly in my latest video if yous are interested :)

Some people don’t realize kids can be predators too. So can women. I was literally r worded when I was six by a female teenager. Kids need to be warned more, and the fact she ‘gets off on this’ proves she’s a predator. She needs to be locked up, period.

to everyone criticizing him for saying the rest of the group should’ve done something: as someone who was sexually assaulted and there were other people present who later told me they felt too uncomfortable to stop him, i DO wish someone else would’ve done something. it’s not victim blaming to say that the other people there should’ve protected those who were victimized

What gets me is that she is underage, has addiction issues and the parents are allowing her to rent hotel rooms alone? What is happening here? Where is the parenting? She has access to these substances too. It’s bizarre. He shouldn’t be excusing his daughter’s behavior. He should be a parent in the first place. She shouldn’t be online-She needs help and actual parenting, and all of these kids should have more supervision because this very concerning, this is super serious.

I understand where people are coming from when they think you sound victim blamey, but I took it more as "If you, viewer, wind up in a situation like this please remember youre allowed to say no even if youre being pressured, even if it might ruin your relationship with that person, and even if it might be awkward."

35:05 they were staying in a shared hotel room so it wasn’t her personal nightstand or anything. She brought all of that stuff to the hotel with intention

As a 17 year old, YES we are pretty much kids still. On that note, WE ARE OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER. It doesn't matter that she's 17 she should really just know better.

Yes, as "kids", it is difficult to speak up when you're in a weird situation for the FIRST time. In my experience, speaking up comes with time and experience...sadly.

Was literally just on TikTok trying to figure what this was even about, and you’ve saved me from hours of doomscrolling about her🙏

Edit: still so very confused but ig i understand whatever tf happened a bit more now.

TikTok has had such a negative dystopian affect on ppl especially teenagers its actually unsettling to say the least

5:12 that’s actually literally the reason why COCSA is so under reported is because when it’s your peer, friend, or family member you feel more scared of the loss and the consequences of telling anyone about it…

Louder for the people in the back :

Children aren't content. Children can't consent to be on camera. If you force them, that's what you get. That entire piper rockelle group is gonna have Hella expensive therapy bills.

For anyone in similar situations; even if you do not dare to physically leave. usually you are carrying a phone. Send someone a text! Let someone know! Reach out! A friend, a parent, an aunt, an uncle, a grandparent, anyone. They might be able to reach you and do something. I know freeze responses are a thing. I am well aware. But if you can please please please reach out.

I fully agree with the thing you said about doing something instead of sitting around. Sure, they are kids, but he knew all of this was wrong and let it happen. It's not victim blaming to expect friends to speak up for each other. I was raped by my ex while his 2 brothers and stepmother were in the other room hearing it through the walls. The one brother admitted that it all sounded horrible and he was going to check in but didn't. Now I have lifetime trauma. I'm not blaming them, I'm just trying to highlight how important it is to step in.

The fact her dad defended her speaks loudly it's clear there has been a history of previous SA in the family and her behavior while not justified but does explain it why she is doing these extreme things unless she had seen it from someone else.

Sounds like the adults in her life need to be looked into. The combination of addiction, intention to assault, believing these gummies work, the hypersexuality…. She’s 17… this is concerning especially with what we know about piper rockelle’s mom

This is oddly reminiscent of the sienna Mae situation

Danky I beg you to change your play speed of clips to 1.5 instead of 2x. 2x I cant just listen while I work, its all gibberish LOL

18:35, nah I still am awkward if someone is doing weird stuff and it’s super hard to stick up for myself even tho i’m 20 years old 💀  I was much worse at 17, so it makes sense why they weren’t more assertive

Aside from being very young, being “influencers”, and seemingly being very inebriated, it’s also important to remember that the freeze response isn’t always rational, and that it can be an especially confusing experience when you are surrounded by people who (including the perpetrator) happen to be your friends. You kind of assume that you’re supposed to be safe and that the person *wouldn’t do that*.

It’s pretty disorienting in the moment. It’s frustrating that they wouldn’t leave, but as someone who has found myself in situations where I was treated poorly in the moment and only managed to process things later, I can relate somewhat.