On today's chart 335K views since yesterday

ItalianBach examines why "10 Kids in 10 Years" closed comments

His family-channel reaction pairs familiar TikTok questionnaires with the parents' explanation of why they do not ask their children to perform.

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ItalianBach Story of November 12, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 334,553 views.

Lets Judge Family Channels who Turned off their Comments

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0:00Bach introduces the family channel and its decision to switch off comments following online roasting.
1:07A Halloween costume lineup begins a run of reactions to the family's questionnaire-style TikToks.
9:29Answers about frightening things leave Bach mistaking The Rake for a garden tool.
22:52The parents explain that they do not want their children to feel obliged to act for videos.
28:48A favourite-sibling questionnaire produces a late surprise for Bach.

The comments are closed, but ItalianBach has plenty to say. In "Lets Judge Family Channels who Turned off their Comments", he works through the TikTok catalogue of "10 Kids in 10 Years", a family channel whose parents say online roasting prompted them to remove comments.

The reaction video drew roughly 335,000 views since yesterday. This is commentary on another family's uploads, not a family vlog made by ItalianBach: host Bach watches their costume lineups, household questionnaires and dance challenges, interrupting with observations and increasingly confused questions.

The format is simple enough: put the same question to each family member and assemble the answers. Across a lengthy watch, that takes Bach from Halloween costumes to favourite slang, drinks and celebrity crushes. His own misunderstanding of "The Rake", which he initially takes for a garden tool, gets a mention in the comments beneath his video.

But the parents also get space to explain the approach behind those repeated lineups. Cassandra Morrise says, "It was really important to me that my kids never feel like they need to act." Jacob Morrise likewise describes the videos as an attempt to show their authentic selves.

That explanation arrives well into the reaction, after Bach has already worked through costumes, nicknames and dance moves. For anyone curious about the parents' intentions rather than just the jokes, their response begins around the twenty-three-minute mark.

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