Look, if your kid is obsessed with the D'Amelios, this show won't make that worse—and it might actually help by showing that influencer life isn't all dance videos and free stuff. The family does talk openly about anxiety, therapy, and the pressure of sudden fame, which is more than most influencer content offers.
But let's be real: this is a reality show about people who got famous on TikTok, now making more money by having you watch a show about being famous on TikTok. It's meta in the worst way. The 2.8 IMDb rating tells you everything—even the target audience finds it boring and hollow.
The mental health conversations are the only real value here. If you're going to let your teen watch, use it as a jumping-off point to talk about social media, fame, and whether any of this is actually worth it. Otherwise, there are about a thousand better ways to spend 30 minutes.
