Then, they react. The narrator explains various things about the old Apple II, which first debuted in 1977, and then asks the kids to perform certain tasks. None of them can even turn it on, of course ...

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FBE has released the latest episode of their "Kids React" series, and it is focused around Disturbed's music. The kids, aged nine to 13, are generally unsure what to think of the band's sound and ...

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The next generation of tech-savvy kids review the Apple Watch with mixed results in the latest "Kids React" video from The Fine Brothers. Journalist Bonnie Burton writes about movies, TV shows, comics ...

When they aren't spoiling movies, TV or books with rapid-fire plot points delivered in a single take, YouTube's Fine Brothers inflict viral videos on our nation's youth and film their reactions for ...

Their original React series will still live on the main Fine Bros channel with new updates, but the new React-specific channel will branch out into new categories ripe for reaction-style content, as ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. There is probably no more humbling reminder of how much time has passed by than when The Fine ...

Until last June, YouTube power duo Rafi and Benny Fine were at the top of their game. The brothers had parlayed a childhood hobby of making radio shows and sketches into a content giant they called ...

The children have spoken: They think it is OK to be gay. In a new installment of the Fine brothers’ “Kids React” YouTube series, Benny and Rafi Fine show a group of California kids ages 5 to 13 two ...

For most adults in the year 2014, the age before iPhones and Shazam and Spotify conjures a warm glow of nostalgia. For most elementary schoolers, it sounds like a time of cruel and unusual punishment.