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Pretty harmless Roblox content, but the constant like-and-subscribe pressure and a few mean-spirited moments are worth a quick chat with your kid.
Best for ages 8+
Nanndo is a Brazilian Portuguese Roblox channel aimed squarely at kids and tweens. The creator plays Brookhaven RP almost exclusively, doing roleplay scenarios, myth-busting experiments, and game pass reviews. The energy is goofy and fast-paced, which younger viewers clearly love, but it can feel a little chaotic if you're watching over their shoulder.
Score Breakdown
KidWatch Assessment
Nanndo is a Brazilian Portuguese Roblox channel aimed squarely at kids and tweens. The creator plays Brookhaven RP almost exclusively, doing roleplay scenarios, myth-busting experiments, and game pass reviews. The energy is goofy and fast-paced, which younger viewers clearly love, but it can feel a little chaotic if you're watching over their shoulder.
The tone is generally light and playful. There's some mild social conflict built into the content, like getting banned by other players or outwitting someone in-game, and occasionally another player's behavior comes across as mean. The creator doesn't model that meanness himself, but he doesn't always push back on it strongly either.
Commercialism is the biggest consistent concern here. Nearly every video opens with an aggressive call to like and subscribe, sometimes with fake urgency or claims that the feature is 'broken.' It's a pretty standard YouTube tactic, but it's worth talking to your kid about why creators do that.
Flagged Moments from Top Videos
Another player explains she banned the creator because he's 'poor and smelly.' The creator acknowledges it's mean but moves on quickly without meaningfully challenging the behavior, which could normalize social exclusion based on in-game appearance.
The creator disguises his avatar to deceive the other player and then plans to steal from her in-game house. It's framed as funny revenge, but the deception-as-entertainment angle is a pattern worth noting for younger kids.
The video leans into scary imagery including a zombie police officer wielding an axe and a 'most wanted criminals' board. It's all within Roblox's blocky aesthetic, but the jump-scare style pacing could unsettle very young or sensitive children.
The creator casually mentions being banned from Roblox for seven days and having to create a new account, with no real reflection on why. Framing a platform ban as just a minor inconvenience to work around isn't great modeling for kids.
The like-and-subscribe prompt here includes a fake 'the button is bugged, test it for us' framing, which is a manipulative engagement tactic designed to trick kids into interacting.
What Parents Should Know
Talk to your kid about why YouTubers constantly ask for likes and subscribes, especially when they use fake urgency like claiming the button is broken.
Point out moments where in-game meanness gets laughed off instead of addressed, and use them as quick conversation starters about how that behavior feels in real life.
Watch the scarier Brookhaven myth videos before letting younger or more sensitive kids see them, since some lean into jump-scare pacing even if the visuals are blocky.
Bring up the account ban moment naturally if it comes up, kids should understand that platform rules exist for a reason and that making a new account to avoid a ban isn't the lesson to take away.
If your kid plays Brookhaven themselves, be aware that some video ideas here involve deceiving other players in-game, which can blur lines for younger children about what's okay in online multiplayer spaces.
Recommended for ages 8+.
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