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Sometimes, I forget that some jrwi fans have either parents young enough to actually understand and enjoy the media, or kids old enough that they can at the very least let them watch the less vial stuff
(unless they’re cool with like… letting a kid hear the entire Suckening campaign or like… angelstone, or pd s2 as a whole, or blood in the bayou as a whole…)
This applies to most dnd podcasts too with the only real exception being early episodes of campaigns cuz those tend to be less weird
It’s just crazy that I’ll be scrolling and see “just showed my aunt/uncle/dad/mom/niece/nephew/daughter/son, wonderlust and they think [insert their headcanons here]”
As someone who exposed my dad to Taz balance and will not pause Jrwi on my car radio when picking family up, this shit’s my favorite form of family talk