Latest responses to “My Super Sweet 16 - Messing Up and Spoiling Kids For The Next Generation” Copyright 2013, MoneyBlueBook.com 156158423 2012-12-31T13:44:29-08:00 shelley ATTENTION, WANNABE CELEBS! QUIT YOUR BRAGGING! unlike you lot, there are people who cannot afford a massive tacky bash for a 16th birthday! and for your information if i was wealthy, the mony would go to more important things, like...........university tuition!the l;ast time i got an expensive present was for my 18th, which was a Nintendo Wii, and a copy of pokemon battle revolution! sure money can buy a lot of things, but judging by some cases, it can't buy a functional moral compass! 442850 2011-01-13T15:26:58-08:00 Chloe Not every teen that has a sweet 16 that's over the top dosent mean that their complete brats. I'm about to have one and I may have money but I go to a inner city school and I know not to act like a brat round them 442890 2010-12-22T20:25:30-08:00 Nick I'm a 16 year old guy and I probably have more nice expensive things then most adults. Yes both my parents drive luxury cars, and yes we live in a nice house. However I don't brag about this stuff because I would sound like a douche, and no one really cares. 442870 2010-11-18T13:23:16-08:00 Matty I think what I did for my 16th birthday outweighs the thousands of dollars spent on their parties I went solo in a cessna 152 yeah they had a nice party but I bet they could never pass the exams and fly a plane on their own on their 16th birthday 442770 2010-08-16T20:42:04-07:00 Lisa I'm a teen and I prefer to get something that expresses love, like when I was younger we used to just put together somethings and give them to each other in bags as birthday presents. My birthdays were at home. Maybe the budget was $20. Now the budget is still the same. Just a cake and maybe we give some presents, I prefer to have that than spend the night with so-called "friends" that'll disappear as soon as your wealth does. 442790 2010-08-16T20:14:57-07:00 Lisa I'm a teen. Someday they will be broke and their parents won't be able to buy them what they want, they'll have to find a job. OMG, A JOB?!?!?!?! THAT IS SO SCARY! Anon, I am not jealous of you, I prefer to have a small party at my house, be with my family, be with my really close friend watch some movies that have this huge party where I invite 400 people that most of I don't even know. 442780 2010-08-16T19:51:39-07:00 Lisa Wow, my birthday party budget was 20$ lol Calypso, yeah, you're right, people are entitled to have their own richess, but they shouldn't brag, and the parents shouldn't be like that, they shouldn't teach their children that everything in life will come in a plate of gold, and that they have to work for things, and earn them. I hate the show! 442860 2010-08-15T18:58:30-07:00 calypso nothing wrong with rich people spending money. it's just how the world is. it's unfair, so deal with it :) 442730 2010-08-11T05:12:07-07:00 Shafaf they r not spoilt its just their mom nd dad my dad gave me a lx570 on my 15th bday nd i live in bangladesh i thought america was a rich country 442880 2010-08-02T12:25:55-07:00 Laura The selfish nature of the show's 'stars' gets me every time. They seem to think that being envied is the best thing to have. Being envied does not inspire true friendship or love, just bitterness and bitchiness. The girls never seem happy when they're at their parties, just stressed to the hilt that people are going to overshadow them somehow with a better dress or fitter boyfriend. If that is all that matters to someone they are never going to be happy, no matter how much money they have. Call it jealousy on our part, but that kind of rich lifestyle seems more trouble (and dissatisfying) than it's worth.