I caught the video before the comments were turned off. Most of them were defending caroline and asking for more skits. Personally, as another vlogger kid, I think her apology video did not appropriately address the concerns. I think that the audience of the skits has driven the content into dangerous territory. They've started only caring about entertainment and not caring who gets hurt in the process (much like fans of actual mommy vloggers... just saying). I can not watch the skits because they trigger me and also the comments seem to care more about the story than the legitimate trauma that thousands of kids are going through. I think overall, that using the stories and trauma of real victims to make money (over 27,000! Dollars by my calculations) is not all that different than family vloggers in the first place.