The Creepy Man RUINED Our Little Sister’s First Day of School..

Brief Summary

Lucas and Marcus are taking their little sister Demi to her first day of high school. They plan to take her in a cool car, but their mom calls and asks them not to draw attention with a flashy vehicle. After dropping Demi off, they receive a call from her saying a "creepy man" is following her. They rush back to pick her up and decide to take her home for safety reasons, considering alternative schooling options.

  • The brothers initially plan to take Demi to school in a flashy car but change plans after their mom's request.
  • Demi calls shortly after being dropped off, reporting a "creepy man" following her.
  • Due to safety concerns, they decide to bring Demi home and consider homeschooling or private school.

Preparing for the First Day of High School

Lucas and Marcus discuss taking their little sister, Demi, to her first day of high school. They consider using one of their supercars for the occasion. They reflect on how quickly summer passed and offer advice to viewers starting school, emphasizing the importance of good grades and a positive friend group.

Getting Demi Ready

The brothers find Demi getting ready and ask if she's nervous. They try to hurry her along, emphasizing the importance of making a good first impression. Lucas jokingly asks Demi if she's interested in any new boys, embarrassing her. They initially plan to take her in a Ferrari 488 but also consider a Ninebot, which Demi declines.

Mom's Request

Their mom calls, requesting that they not take Demi to school in a flashy car to avoid drawing attention. Lucas confirms with his mom that they should take her in another car. Demi speaks with her mom, who wishes her luck and reiterates the request to avoid flashy cars. The brothers switch cars, and Demi expresses relief.

Driving to School and Words of Encouragement

In the car, Lucas and Marcus ask Demi what she's nervous about, and she mentions her classes. They reassure her, advising her to hang around the right people and navigate her own life. They reminisce about their own high school experiences and acknowledge they are getting older. They drop Demi off at school, wishing her good luck and offering support.

The "Creepy Man" Incident

After dropping Demi off, the brothers reflect on how quickly she's growing up. Demi calls, reporting that a "creepy man" is following her at the bus stop. They rush back to pick her up, finding the man still present. They quickly get Demi into the car and drive away, shaken by the incident.

Aftermath and Decision to Bring Demi Home

Back in the car, Demi explains that the man started running towards her. The brothers decide to call their mom and the principal to report the incident. They express concern for Demi's safety and consider moving her to a different school, homeschooling, or a private school. They call their mom, who asks them to bring Demi home for now while they figure out a solution. They reassure Demi that they will resolve the situation and prioritize her safety.

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0:00 So today's our little sister's first day of school. Demi, we got to go outside, get her ready. Maybe we could take one of the cool cars out to drop her off the first day of school. That would be cool. We did take her in most of the cars, so we might have to take her in something else. There there are two cars, two super cars that we haven't took her yet, but yeah, let's see what's going on. Bro, she's in high school. First day of high school. She's in high school. Uh, bro, where does Summer go? I don't know. Yo, I feel like whenever we were kids, it feels like 2 months is like a long time. But for us, it's like nothing. Where does summer go? already has to start school. Like that kind of sucks, huh? Yeah. You know what I mean? Like it does. But it's exciting. It's high school, you know. Yeah. For those of you that are watching this and you start school soon, just try your best to get the best grades. Just have the right friend group and try your best at school cuz school does matter.

0:46 Don't be a bad kid like Lucas and I were. No, I'm just kidding. Yeah. Don't drop out of school. Demi. Oh, Demi. Backpack. Yeah, she's getting ready. Wait. Should we like put the backpack up or just maybe just tell her to come down? Yeah, just go up and get her. Door's open. Demi, are we able to come up there? Demi. Demi, what are you doing? Are you nervous? You ready? Should we head out now? We need to drop you off. That's what mom said. So, can I have like 10 more minutes? No. No. We have to go. Yeah, right now. Yeah, right now. Yes. Come on. You excited for high school? She looks nervous. All right, come on. Let me get out. Come on, bro.

1:31 We don't want to be late again. Come on. Put your stuff. Let her do it, Margus. Yeah. Don't Don't touch me. One. Why are you looking at me like that? Guys, we got to hurry up. Yeah. Got to make a first good impression. Mhm. 7 7:02 a.m. Yeah. Coming out of time. Let's just scoot down 7:30 right now. Dang. Yeah. Excited. Any any new boys you talking to? Can you just drive me? Can we leave him? Dang. Leave me. Yeah. Luke's asking her about a boy at 7:00 in the morning is crazy. High school. You know, that is true. It's going to happen. We

2:17 going to catch you. Oh my god. I'm so excited. Look at her. Her first day of high school. You want us to drop you off in uh at homecoming in a super club? No, please. Why? What? No, please. What? That' be that would be sick. I guess not. She's embarrassed that we're her older brothers. All right. So, we're taking the 488 piece. Let's go. Oh, you want to take the ninebot? You think she'll make it with the ninebot? Yeah, sure, bro. Sure, bro. How much battery you got? Four. Really? You fully charged it? You want to take this to school? Um, no. No. She's not going to make it, right? An hour.

3:07 It would have been cool to take this, but I guess not. Come on. I got you. Come on. First day. First day I go to school in a high school in a Ferrari. Jeez. That's nuts. Life. Yeah, that's crazy. You know, that would be a dream of ours. All three of us for sure. Come on now. Wait, where am I going to fit though? You can back up. Am I good? Yeah. You guys going to follow us? Yeah, probably. Yeah. It's crazy. I guess you guys coming. Yeah, we're going to come. Yeah. Should we take that, Steve? No, you're not going to make it. Mom's calling. What's up, mom? Yeah, we we're taking her to school right now. Lucas, baby, could you please do me a

3:53 favor? What? It's Demiy's first day of school, and please do not drive her in one in one of those flashy cars. Please, I just don't want you to draw any attention. I feel that though. Okay. So, you don't want to. So, we we should just take her in another car then, right? Yes. Please don't don't take anyone of like in one of those super cars, please. All right. I'm going to put it back. We'll take it to school. We'll get it on there on time. Okay, baby. Thank you so much. I love you. Bye, Mom. Tell Demi I love her. I think mom wants to talk to you, Demi. You want to talk to Demi, real quick? Yeah. Yes. Yes. Hi, Mom. Honey, I know it's your first day of school and I want to wish you good luck. Sorry I cannot be there. Please make sure your brothers Make sure

4:40 your brothers don't drive you to school in one of those sophisticated cars. You know, we we don't want to draw attention. Okay. I love you, baby. I know you might be nervous, but it's going to be okay. I hope you have a great day. Mom, you have a great day. We got to hurry up, Mom. We're going to We're going to take it. Demi, you can get out. We're not taking car. Yeah, we're not taking this car. Yeah. Sorry. I'm on my walk. No, I'm I'm going to I got it. We're going to take another car. I'm going to put it back in. Okay. Uh yeah, you can go in there that way. Yeah. Much better. You said much better. I heard you. Why? What do you mean by Are you nervous? You think you think all eyes will be on

5:26 you? Yep. Don't lie to me, Dems. So, Demi, what are you nervous about school? Just my classes. Like, what? Like, like what about your classes? They're hard. How hard? Um, I don't know yet cuz obviously I don't experience it yet, but You're fine. You're young. You're smart. Um, you'll be okay as long as you hang around the right people and don't date any boys. Well, she could she didn't have to talk about that in front of us, but she has her own life. She could, you know, that's true. Figure stuff out. But just everything will be okay. I I would say high school is one of the best years of our life, right, Marcus? What do you think? That's where you be? Class of 20. 29. Oh my god. I'm going to be over 30 by then.

6:12 Yeah, I'm I'm going to be unboy. Yeah, I'm getting old, bro. I'm going be 30. I'm still young. Wait, why are you pointing at me? Steve's already almost 30 next year. Chill pushing 30. I'm not. No, I'm not. All right, Demi, you ready? 7:33. We are running a little late. Um, but Marcus, just drop her off. Okay. Is this the consider the back? I know there's another side. Should we just drop you off like here? We don't want to drop you off, Demi. On the west or east? Um, west here. No, the other one. Other one. Other one. Yeah, I think east. You can turn left right here. Cuz I think that's straight to your home room, right? On this this side. Yeah, right here. Right. Yeah. Okay. I think she's late the first day. School buses. Yeah. I know. Right here.

6:59 Yeah, it's right here. Good luck, Demi. Let us know if you need anything. Call our phones or whatever. Good luck. Goodbye. I don't know if it's up there or just Good luck. Yeah. See what Demi mean? Yeah. She's All right. Go ahead. This Bro, she's growing up so quick, bro. You know what I mean? We're getting old. Yeah, we all getting old. But hey, I don't mind it. I'm enjoying I'm enjoying every single moment of her growing up. You know what I mean? So, wait. So, does that mean you guys are dropping off for prom? Maybe. I don't Homecoming, right? I don't want her to be I don't want her to be like embarrassed about us, you know? Cuz I know like when I was younger. I don't know. I mean, yeah, it is embarrassing seeing your family members in school sometimes. You know what I mean? Yeah, I feel you. I know what you mean. No. Wonder if she's going to do any sports.

7:45 What do you think? She did mention to me that she wants to possibly do like volleyball. Kind of nervous also cuz I don't have a lot of friends at this school cuz most of them I don't know went to different schools. All the buses are parked here. What the Uhuh. Um [Applause] Um Why are you here? Why are you here? Why are you here? Can you like get away? Damy's calling me. All right, pick up. Hey, Demi.

8:30 Can you like get away? Um, Marcus, he's literally right like the the scary man or something. What do you mean? He's at the bus. What bus? I'm recording it right now just in case he does something. But he's where the bus is where he dropped me off. He's right here. We'll be We'll be there in 1 minute. He's right here. No. Like, hurry up. Like, actually, what the No. Wait, what? The creepy man. Where do I go? Just pick up at the buses. Okay. Wait, is she here? Where is she? Go faster, boys. Go faster. Hurry up. Hurry up. Where is she? Right there. Oh my god, dude. He's right there. What the heck?

9:16 Yo. Yo, Demi, get in the car. Pick up Demi. Pick up Demi. Come on, Demi. Get in the car. Open the window. Demi, get in. Get in. Get in the car. Get in. Get in. Get in now. Get in now. Oh yeah. Moi's coming. Like, oh yeah. What is he? Oh my gosh. Did he really chase you in high school? Yo, what the heck just happened? I don't know. Clapping. Come on. Yo, get out of here. Oh no, it's a dead end. Yeah, turn around, bro. Oh no. Oh no. We're not in a good spot right now, bro. Get out of here, Marquez. Dami, are you okay? Yes. He started running at me. Call mom. Call mom right now. Tell him to call the principal cuz we don't want to jump off Demi and then the cookie man gets Demi, you know. We can't miss that today. Yo, Dassy, bro. Yo, he was just he was about to go in

10:02 the school. Call the principal. Scary. Nah, now he's not just a danger to Demi. He's a d he's a danger to everyone in that school. Yeah, that's brave. That's brave of the man just to try to get Demi the first day of school. Maybe we should have moved Demi. You want to move schools? Honestly, like we might have to talk to mom. Home schooler honestly. Home school. Home school. You're right. Maybe a private school. I'm just for your safety though. Yeah, call dad. Did he say anything to you or anything? No, he started running at me. Like he was walking and then he started running. So you have to go through that, but we can't risk anything happening to Demi at school. You know what I mean? Yeah. No, is mom there? Yeah. Can I talk to her real quick? Yeah. Yeah. But you got everything okay? No, not really. We had to we had to uh we had to pick Demi back up. We dropped

10:47 off and then the creepy man showed up. So we had to pick her back up. Oh my goodness. Are you able to find the obstacle? I don't know. Are you able to call the principal to tell her that Demi can't make it today? Maybe we're like I don't know. We I don't know. We have to figure something out. I will. Huh? Yeah. Mom, do you want us just to like bring Demi home for now or what do you want what do you want us to do with her? Just bring her home for now and then maybe like put her Can you please just bring her home? Just bring her home. Yeah, we'll figure it out. She's okay though. I love you. Oh, I'm sorry. Love you. Bye. I love you, but my mom's out of They're out of town, so that's why they can't come. But we'll figure it out, Dami. Don't worry. I don't even know how like he knew it was the first day of school. Like maybe

11:34 online it showed, but I don't know. Sorry about that. No way. We'll be okay. Don't worry. Just we're not going to go back to school today. Just for your safety, you know? Yeah.

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