Look, BG Kumbi is not hiding what this channel is—raw, unfiltered personal vlogs about unemployment, loneliness, and mental health. That's fine for consenting adults who want that kind of content, but this has absolutely no business on a kid's (or even teen's) screen.

The channel bills itself as 'The Philosopher of Comedy, the Comedian Who Cares,' but the recent content is heavy introspection without much comedy or philosophical insight. It's one person sharing their struggles with 98K subscribers, complete with multiple ways to send money.

For parents: if you're researching this because your kid stumbled on it, just redirect them elsewhere. YouTube's algorithm can serve up all kinds of random content, and this is squarely in the 'not for kids' category. There's no educational value here for young viewers, just adult life challenges that they shouldn't be processing through a stranger's vlog.