ACE Family YouTubers under fire after giving child a penis lollipop
ACE Family’s Austin McBroom has received a wave of criticism after buying a lollipop in the shape of a penis for a child, after footage of the incident went viral.
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McBroom is a father who regularly features on The ACE Family’s popular YouTube channel, which currently has over 15 million subscribers, and recently recorded himself taking a toddler into what looks like an adult store to purchase a controversial piece of candy for them.
“Keep that in the bag forever. Do not show that to anybody, OK. That’s your little secret” he said to the child after buying the lollipop.
Austin McBroom took a CHILD into a SEX STORE and bought her a DICK LOLLIPOP.
I would LOVE to hear how he and other men try to defend this.pic.twitter.com/frTCvar7IC
— find the vid on YT, i'm not sharing it. (@bangtansdurag) January 7, 2019
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It is understood that the child in the video is not his daughter, however, BuzzFeed News has reported that the young girl is a relative of his partner.
The footage above has been viewed 4.16 million times at the time of writing and viewers can see McBroom come closer to the camera to explain his decision right after leaving the store.
“Guys I’m in so much trouble. But, she said she was going to steal it if I didn’t buy it, so better me buy it” he added.
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The viral video has since attracted a huge amount of attention on Twitter, with many users concerned about the father’s actions, and the story was even picked up by popular YouTube star Daniel ‘Keemstar’ Keem in one of his most recent videos, which was posted on January 9.
“I have absolutely no idea what The ACE Family was thinking by filming this” Keem said. “It’s just gross.”
Here are a few more reactions from social media:
I don't care if it's not a sex shop, point is that, that's a sexual article you're buying for a child. That's messed up man.
— Steam Skull (@SteamSkullT) January 8, 2019
even if it is Spencers it still doesnt make it okay! There is plenty of other places he could have taken her to get a different more appropriate lollipop!
— Melissa V. Bruno (@Melissabrun0) January 9, 2019
It's a Spencer's. They're in malls everywhere but generally parents have the good sense not to bring their children in because the whole back section is sex toys and alcohol games and shit, much less buy them something from said back section.
— existence is political; surviving is the protest (@gabigeeLLC) January 8, 2019
— NaThanos (@Naji2639) January 8, 2019
