He believes the current trend of influencers taking public disputes and allegations to social media is damaging and wrong.

“I can't agree with Charlie more that stuff like this should not be tried on tick tock or the pre like there's somebody is not telling the truth and is greatly damaging the other person's reputation like only those two know”

Speculative he-said-she-said allegations should be managed privately rather than being aired on the internet.

“but all that he said she said speculation I just personally think should be handled offline and this whole thing it's blown up”

Garrett Gee argues that family YouTube channels are permissible and ethical when they originate from a pure desire to document personal family memories rather than for profit.

“when people are like why do you put your kids in the public eye it's like no like you guys did that we just made Family Videos we made a journal it grew bigger than and became like a career in an industry but that was never the plan”

Jessica Gee believes in the moral responsibility of sharing positive content like kindness and family values with the world through YouTube as a form of good stewardship of their platform.

“it took me a minute to realize how much good can be done and should be done and we've been given so much and we have the responsibility to share it so that came maybe a year in our travels that you know I had to really become just a more confident parent of the I am confident and what we're doing in”