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This is a channel for adults who think getting high and filming it is a personality, not something you queue up for your kids.
Best for ages 18+
SlushyNoobz is a Canadian buddy-vlogging channel where two guys document their real-life hangouts around Toronto and beyond. The vibe is loose, unscripted, and genuinely pretty likable in terms of friendship energy. They're funny together, they clearly enjoy each other's company, and there's a certain charm to how unpolished it all feels.
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KidWatch Assessment
SlushyNoobz is a Canadian buddy-vlogging channel where two guys document their real-life hangouts around Toronto and beyond. The vibe is loose, unscripted, and genuinely pretty likable in terms of friendship energy. They're funny together, they clearly enjoy each other's company, and there's a certain charm to how unpolished it all feels.
The problem is the content is just not built for younger viewers at all. Drug use isn't a one-off joke here, it's a recurring theme. Multiple videos are built entirely around being high in public, and they don't really treat it as edgy or transgressive. It's just what they do. The humor skews adult, the language isn't always clean, and the overall lifestyle they're modeling is very much a late-20s thing.
If your teen is already watching this, they're probably fine, but I wouldn't hand this channel to anyone under 17 without a conversation first. There's no malice here, but the maturity bar is high.
Flagged Moments from Top Videos
The entire premise of this video is attending a crowded public event while under the influence of psilocybin mushrooms. The creators narrate their high in real time, including describing face-melting sensations and tracking the come-up on camera.
Drug use is presented as funny and adventurous rather than risky, with no disclaimer or acknowledgment of legality. The casual tone normalizes recreational psychedelic use in public spaces.
The video is built around getting high specifically for 4/20 and then filming themselves eating at a buffet while intoxicated. The process of buying weed from a dispensary, choosing a strain for munchies, and finding a spot to smoke is shown step by step.
One creator deceives a store employee about deleting footage, then reveals it was a prank. The episode also involves sneaking a camera into a business after being told not to record, modeling dishonesty as humor.
The creators deliberately go outside during a severe storm with a tornado watch in effect, after being told by multiple people not to. One explicitly sets a goal of getting splashed by a passing car in floodwater.
There's casual discussion of wearing each other's underwear and borrowing clothes in a way that's more awkward than harmful, but the humor throughout relies on adult-coded banter that younger kids won't track well and teens may find confusing in tone.
One creator tells the hotel front desk it's their anniversary as a prank to get a room upgrade. It's played for laughs but involves deliberately misleading a service worker.
The creators hike into a remote wilderness area without basic safety gear initially, including forgetting water purification tablets and having to send one person back alone to retrieve them. The risks are acknowledged but the planning feels genuinely careless.
What Parents Should Know
Know upfront that drug use isn't a side element of this channel, it's central to several videos and treated as totally normal.
Watch an episode yourself before letting your teen decide whether to subscribe, because the tone reads adult in ways that aren't always obvious from thumbnails.
If your kid is drawn to the outdoor and travel content specifically, there are safer channels with similar adventure energy that don't pair it with substance use.
Talk to your teen about the difference between finding something funny to watch and treating the lifestyle on screen as aspirational, because this channel blurs that line pretty casually.
Check whether the videos they're watching are the lower-key vlogs or the ones built around getting high, because the channel isn't consistent and those are very different viewing experiences.
Recommended for ages 18+.
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